Cut PET Film With Clean and Smooth Edge Using this 9.3 Sealed CO2 Laser

Ruth Stafford Peale, wife of The Power of Positive Thinking author, Norman Vincent Peale is credited with the famous quote “Find a need and fill it!” In today’s business world not only must we find the need and fill it, but we must find more needs and fill them better. How do we do that?

Many times by thinking outside the box –

Not doing things the way they’ve always been done –

Or by taking a simple task and making it, simply better!

For instance, with more and more smartphone and tablet devices in service nowadays, consumers want to ensure their phone and tablet are well protected, especially the touch screen; hence the screen protection film has become a big after-market demand. The phone protection film company in Taiwan – Buy IT Here (www.buyithere.com.tw) found the need and uniquely found a way to fill it. Buy IT Here had purchased and added multiple GCC 9.3µm lasers to their existing die-cut factory to meet the market demand after discovering that the 9.3µm laser allowed them to swiftly customize and meet the short run request. They then discovered that the 9.3µm CO2 laser could cut PET film with clean and smooth edge with the added capability of tighter angle cutting that otherwise cannot be done with conventional die cutting.

You see the cutting die used by general screen protector manufacturers are specular knives or high-frequency knives, and are developed using model mobile devices, so the margin of error is larger. The edges usually have indentations, and therefore, when the screen protector is applied onto the mobile device it is likely to cause uneven edges and bubbles. To avoid this kind of problem, manufactures usually need to make bigger holes and larger inward adjustments on the screen protector. Buy IT Here used high-precision etching steel knives and laser cutting equipment, and real mobile devices for measuring; thus the margin of error is virtually unrecognizable to the naked eye. The screen protectors manufactured are precisely accurate, and the edges of the film do not have uneven effects or indentations. (http://www.buyithere.com.tw/English/advantage.html#compare)

GCC knows the CO2 laser is the most commonly used laser source in the commercial industry and is best known as its versatility in engraving materials, stable and outstanding cutting and engraving performance yet affordable compared to other industrialized laser sources. GCC LaserPro also knows the importance of CO2 laser and offers varies kind of sized CO2 models to meet the needs of customers. The GCC LaserPro Application Lab (http://www.gccworld.com/showcase.php?act=view&no=138) is now introducing you to a 9.3μ CO2 model. Besides the engraving and cutting application, it has better performance in application of cutting plastic materials than the common 10.6μ laser. Follow Jorlink.com to get to know how far you can go with a 9.3μ CO2 laser. Then ask yourself, “How many new needs can I find that I can fill?”