Transforming Material Processing
With Laser Micromachining
Join OpTek Systems on the 15th April at 11am (EST) for an in-depth technical session on precision laser micro-milling of hardened and wear-resistant substrates such as titanium, molybdenum, and advanced ceramics — materials critical to oil & gas component performance.
In this webinar, our laser micromachining experts will explore how ultra-short pulsed laser micro-milling overcomes the long-standing challenges of traditional machining — delivering micron-level control with minimal thermal impact, superior surface integrity, and repeatable functional micro-features.
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What You’ll Learn
In this exclusive engineering-focused session, you’ll discover:
- Why traditional machining struggles with hardened and brittle materials — including tool wear, micro-cracking, and deformation.
- How ultra-short pulsed laser micro-milling works and why non-contact ablation offers tight control over depth and geometry.
- Key performance insights such as sub-400 nm Ra surface finishes, minimal heat-affected zones, and repeatable precision.
- Real-world oil & gas component examples — including surface texturing for wear resistance and micro-features needed for fluid control.
- Design implications and best practices for engineers working with advanced materials in harsh environments.
Meet the Host
Andrew Le
Laser Applications and Additive Manufacturing Engineer
Andrew Le is a Laser Applications and Additive Manufacturing Engineer at OpTek Systems, where he specialises in applying advanced laser micromachining and precision processing solutions to solve complex manufacturing challenges for high-performance industrial components. In his role, Andrew works across laser process development, application optimisation, and additive manufacturing integrations to support customers in industries ranging from energy to aerospace.
Who should Attend?
This webinar is ideal for:
- Manufacturing Engineers working in oil & gas components and sensors
- Design & R&D Engineers innovating with advanced materials
- Process & Development Managers evaluating micro-machining technologies
- Technical Leads seeking manufacturing solutions for hardened substrates
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the webinar be recorded?
Yes! All registrants will receive a link to the on-demand recording afterward.
Is the session technical or commercial?
This session is primarily technical, aimed at engineers, technicians, and integration professionals.
Can I ask questions during the webinar?
Absolutely — there will be a live Q&A segment with our expert speaker.
