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Femtika

Femtika – Micro (μ) Made Simple

Laser Micromachining & DrillingVilnius, Lithuania· 23 staff
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Overview

We provide 3D micro-fabrication machines & services with selective laser etching (SLE), laser ablation, multiphoton polymerization (MPP) technologies

Applications & markets

Micro-opticsMicro-fluidicsMicro-mechanicsScaffoldsSensorsLab-on-ChipFilters, Flow MouldersSurface StructuringLaser Marking

Products & specifications

Figures as published by Femtika. Confirm against the current datasheet before specifying or ordering.

Laser Nanofactory

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R&D Laser Workstation - built to create micro-scale 3D structures from glass and polymers using hybrid - additive and subtractive - femtosecond laser technologies (alternative to 3D printing)

Laser Nanofactory Multi-Photon Polimerization

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Multiphoton polymerization (MPP) is a technology that enables the production of arbitrary shape polymeric structures within submicrometric resolution.

Laser Nanofactory Multi-Photon Polimerization specifications, as published by Femtika
Additive manufacturing
Minimum XY feature size150 nm
Minimum surface roughness Ra≤ 20 nm
Maximum fabrication speed30 mm/s
Accuracy (XYZ)± 300 nm
Resolution (XYZ)1 nm
Maximum speed (XY)200 mm/s
Repeatability0.4 µrad RMS
Autofocus systemAutomatic glass/polymer or glass/air interface optical detection
Weight~ 700 kg
Electrical requirements110 V AC, 20 A – 230 V AC , 10 A
AC power (normal operation)typical 2 kW

Laser Nanofactory Selective Laser Etching

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Selective laser etching (SLE) is a subtractive laser technology allowing fabrication of complex-shape 3D glass parts with micrometer precision.

Laser Nanofactory Selective Laser Etching specifications, as published by Femtika
Substractive manufacturing
Smallest feature size> 1 μm
Minimum surface roughness< 200 nm
Maximum object height1,6 cm
Aspect ratio> 1 : 200
Minimum micro hole diameter5 µm
Writing speed50 mm/s
Wavelength1030 ± 10 nm
Repetition rateSingle-shot – 1 MHz
Pulse duration290 fs – 20 ps (tunable)
Max. average power10 W
Accuracy (XYZ)± 300 nm
Resolution (XYZ)1 nm
Maximum speed (XY)200 mm/s
Repeatability0.4 µrad RMS
Autofocus systemAutomatic glass/polymer or glass/air interface optical detection
Weight~ 700 kg
Electrical requirements110 V AC, 20 A – 230 V AC , 10 A
AC power (normal operation)typical 2 kW

Laser Nanofactory Hybrid Fabrication

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Laser Nanofactory workstation allows hybrid fabrication, meaning that various processes (MPP, SLE, other) are supported by the same equipment.

Laser Nanofactory Hybrid Fabrication specifications, as published by Femtika
Technology
Minimum XY feature size150 nm
Minimum surface roughness Ra≤ 20 nm
Maximum fabrication speed30 mm/s
Smallest feature size> 1 μm
Minimum surface roughness< 200 nm
Maximum object height1 cm
Aspect ratio> 1 : 200
Minimum micro hole diameter5 µm
Writing speed50 mm/s
Wavelength1030 ± 10 nm and 515 ± 10 nm
Repetition rateSingle-shot – 1 MHz
Pulse duration190 fs – 10 ps (tunable)
Accuracy (XYZ)± 300 nm
Resolution (XYZ)1 nm
Maximum speed (XY)200 mm/s
Repeatability0.4 µrad RMS
Autofocus systemAutomatic glass/polymer or glass/air interface optical detection
Weight~ 700 kg
Electrical requirements110 V AC, 20 A – 230 V AC , 10 A
AC power (normal operation)typical 2 kW

Contract Manufacturing

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FEMTIKA provides laser precision processing, 3D glass micro-structuring, and advanced micro-fabrication Contract Manufacturing Services.

Contract Manufacturing Feasibility Studies

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A feasibility study is composed of several steps, including researching methods for fabricating, fabricating a micro-structure prototype, and preparing a study report.

Contract Manufacturing Small Scale Production

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Small-scale production is an essential step in the overall process of micro-structure fabrication, helping to ensure that the developed process is effective, efficient, and capable of producing high-quality micro-structures at scale.

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