With respect to the methods of precise processing, the laser micro-jet system became a hot topic in recent years. In this paper, inverted Galileo telescope would reform the laser beam of Gaussian distribution into a flat-topped distribution spot, micro-jet is adopted in order to achieve a processing sharp cutter which owned the characterize of more sharp to process. It should be a reformed laser water micro-jet processing. The experiment of laser micro-jet was carried out to make reliable proof. The design of optical path integrated the Galileo shaper would reduce the pulse width under the safe circumstance. The quality of working laser beam was improved with compressing the width of flat-topped of laser beam. Laser micro-jet processing is an international patent technique which was developed by Dr. Bernold Richerzhagen in 1998[1]. During the laser processing, laser micro-jet could be used as light guide, which dues to the total internal reflection at the water-air interface [2.]
Red copper is difficult to process with laser for its high reflection rate and high density. On the contrary, with the development of Modern Laser Micro-Jet processing, the new Laser Micro-jet with 30μm and 130μm are utilized to process new area like red copper plate etc., new Laser Micro-jet with 30μm nozzle is redesigned as well as working experiment on red copper is carried out. Red copper is machining with the Laser Micro-Jet The experiment shows the methods can improve the red copper‘s machining quality, on the contrary, the result of experiment shows the new laser processing methods can machine red copper efficiently.
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