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Experimental Research on Laser Transmission Micro-Joining Based on the Mask

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With the demand of high-quality and aesthetical products in the domain of medical microbiology, it’s more and more important to join micro weld. Due to traditional joining methods’ difficulty in meeting the demands, laser transmission micro-joining is of great significance. The materials used to laser transmission micro-joining based on the mask are PET, and the experiments are conducted on diode laser. The weld geometry with different gap widths on the mask is demonstrated at the same process parameters. In addition, the causes of forming different morphologies are analyzed. The formation mechanism of weld is analyzed as well. Moreover, process parameters’ effects on joint strength and joint width are deeply explored when gap width on the mask is 0.3mm. The results show that100 um micro weld joint is realized. At the same time, the range of process parameters is determined.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 620)

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17-22

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.620.17

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August 2014

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Cai Lian Fan, Hui Xia Liu, Zhen Guan Zhao, Yan Wei Wu, Xiao Wang

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Joint Strength, Joint Width, Laser Transmission Micro-Joining, Mask, Process Parameter

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