Laser Micromachining Solutions Success Stories
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Sydney 2000 Olympic Games torch
The burn time for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games torch was controlled by a small flow controller, approximately half the thickness of a human hair in diameter, machined using techniques developed by this team.
Bishop Engineering
Bishop Engineering: Marking for automotive angle-torque sensors High precision markers are required in new generation torque sensors developed by Bishop Steering Technology Limited. The marks produced by Laser MicromachiningSolutions meet the high tolerances expected by car manufacturers.
Anglo Australian Observatory: High precision masks for IRIS2
The Anglo-Australian Observatory (AAO) won the prestigious Bradley Engineering Award for Excellence for a new astronomy camera IRIS2. LMS was cited by the AAO for our part in fabricating the optical filters incorporating several high resolution micro-slots with a positional accuracy of one micron
LMS Joins ANFFEstablished in 2007, under the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy, the Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF) links seven university-based nodes to provide researchers and industry with access to state-of-the-art fabrication facilities.
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