Ultra-Precision Laser Micromachining That Keeps Development and Production Moving Forward

Complex Micromachining
Is Our Specialty

From unfinished drawings to production-ready solutions, we quickly assess feasibility
and solve laser micromachining challenges with volume production in mind.

Laser beam machining a fine feature on a substrate
Electron micrograph of a honeycomb array of hexagonal micro-holes
A Laser Job operator setting up a workpiece on a laser machining system
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What Sets Laser Job Apart

40 Years of Dedication to
Laser Micromachining

Considering material, geometry, tolerances, production volume,
and other critical requirements,
we recommend the optimal machining solution for your application.

Laser Job’s Laser Technology
Can Help
Solve Your Most Complex Challenges!

01 Question What can you machine?

We deliver what others can’t
and respond to every inquiry quickly
ANSWER

Volume Production & Throughput

Achieve Both Quality and Cost Efficiency

Combined Ceramic Scribing and Through-Hole Processing

Laser scribing enables multiple small parts to be produced on a single panel. By keeping parts in panel through downstream processes, manufacturers can streamline production, reduce overall costs, and improve efficiency across the entire manufacturing workflow.

Scribing + Through-Holes

Material: Al2O3
Thickness: 0.635 mm
Hole Diameter: Ø 0.2 mm–Ø 1.0 mm
Scribe Depth: 0.24 mm
Individual Piece Size: 5 × 5 mm
Laser: CO2 Laser

Scribe Line Comparison

Material: AlN
Thickness: 635 μm
Scribe Depth: 240 μm
Laser:
①CO2 Laser
(Line Width 105 μm)
②Fiber Laser
(Line Width 30 μm)
③Nanosecond Laser
(Line Width 28 μm)

Curved Cutting in Alumina

Material: Al2O3
Substrate Size: 50 × 50 mm
Thickness: 1.0 mm
Laser: CO2 Laser

Small-Diameter, High-Hole-Count Machining in Ceramics

For components with high hole counts, we maintain consistent machining quality and productivity, backed by a manufacturing system designed for volume production.

Through-Holes Ø 0.1 mm and Larger

Material: AlN
Thickness: 0.38 mm
Hole Diameter: Ø 0.1 mm–Ø 2.7 mm
Laser: Fiber Laser

Extreme Precision

Smaller Holes. Higher Density.

Micro-Hole and Ultra-Narrow Slit Machining

Hole Size: 14 × 70 μm

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 200 μm
Aspect Ratio: 14.3
Corner Radius ≤3 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

Narrow Pitch & Minimal Corner Radius

Wall Thickness ≤5 μm /
Corner Radius ≤3 μm

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 381 μm
Hole Size: 55 × 55 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

Complex Geometries

Create Virtually Any Shape

Control Hole Geometry with Precision

We can produce shapes that are difficult to achieve with die-based or conventional mechanical machining methods.

Hexagonal Hole (65 μm Across Flats)

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 381 μm
Wall Thickness: ≤10 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

High-Precision Profile Cutting

Application: Probe Pins and Similar Components
Material: Palladium Alloy Foil
Pin Size:
20 μm Width × 30 μm Thickness
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

Precision Taper Control

We can machine advanced hole geometries, including different entry and exit diameters and narrowed sections within the hole that are difficult to achieve using conventional processes.

Taper Control

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 200 μm
Hole Size: 55 × 55 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

Hourglass-Shaped Holes

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 200 μm
Minimum Hole Diameter: Ø 50 μm
Maximum Hole Diameter: Ø 75 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

Hole Taper Angle: ≤ 5°

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 381 μm
Hole Diameter: Ø 68 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

Thick Materials. Fine Holes.

Micro-Hole Drilling in Thick Substrates

High-Aspect-Ratio Hole Machining (Round Holes)

Aspect Ratio: 20

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 1,000 μm
Hole Diameter: Ø 50 μm
Laser: Nanosecond Laser

High-Aspect-Ratio Machining (Square Holes)

Aspect Ratio: 15.8

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 635 μm
Hole Size: 40 × 140 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

Blind Holes

Precise Depth Control

Stepped Recess Machining in Glass

Three-Step Counterbore
(80 μm Per Step)

Material: Glass
Hole Size: 1,000 × 1,000 / 800 × 800 / 600 × 600 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

Counterbore Machining in Ceramics

Counterbore Depth: 450 μm

Material: Si3N4
Thickness: 600 μm
Flatness: ≤ 20 μm
Laser: Fiber Laser

Counterbore Depth: 400 μm

Material: Al2O3
Laser: CO2 Laser

Counterbore Depth: 30 μm

Material: Al2O3
Laser: CO2 Laser

02 Question What materials can you machine?

We work with a wide range of materials..
Contact us to discuss feasibility.
ANSWER

Machinable Materials
Sheet Materials Up to
About 2 mm Thick
MAP-11, a laser machining system built in-house by Laser Job
Machinable Materials Typical Materials
Single-Crystal Minerals Diamond, Silicon, Sapphire, Zirconia and Others
Ceramics Alumina, Aluminum Nitride, Silicon Nitride, Silicon Carbide and Others
Glass Soda-Lime Glass, Borosilicate Glass, Quartz Glass and Others
Metals Stainless Steel, Titanium, Tungsten, Molybdenum, Steel and Others
Polymers Epoxy (Glass Epoxy), Polyimide, Engineering Plastics and Others

Ask us about materials
not listed here

Even Diamond
Can Be Machined

Electron micrograph of square holes machined in diamond, seen from the laser exit side

Square-Hole Machining in Diamond

Material: Diamond
Thickness: 300 μm
Hole Size: 40 × 40 μm
Laser: Femtosecond Laser

03 Question What Can Laser Micromachining Be Used For?

Electronics Continue to Become Smaller and More Powerful.
Micron-level precision is now the standard.
Ready to meet the demanding requirements of semiconductor, AI, and EV applications.
ANSWER

APPLICATION 01

An AI processor package mounted on a circuit board
Semiconductor Test Equipment (Probe Cards)
We machine guide plates in silicon nitride and machinable ceramics to ultra-high accuracy, achieving ±2 μm on position and ±1 μm on hole diameter. Our work includes fine square holes cut with ultrashort-pulse lasers, and probe pins made from palladium alloy foil.
Semiconductor Manufacturing Components (Electrostatic Chucks)
We drill deep, straight holes for electrostatic chucks used in silicon wafer handling, achieving aspect ratios of up to 20.
AI and Advanced Computing Devices
We produce high-density micro-hole patterns in ceramic substrates such as aluminum nitride (AlN), a heat-dissipation material used in AI semiconductors.
Advanced Semiconductor Packaging (Chiplets)
Advanced semiconductor packaging depends on high-density interconnect substrates (interposers), where ultrashort-pulse laser technology enables the precise formation of fine through-holes (vias). Beyond silicon, high-speed, high-precision machining of next-generation glass, polymer, and ceramic substrates is attracting growing attention.

APPLICATION 02

Streams of data over a night-time expressway
Automotive and Marine Sensors
We perform precision laser micromachining of ceramic components used in a wide range of automotive and marine sensors.
Next-Generation Mobility (EVs & Electrification)
We contribute to the production of high-performance automotive components, including slit machining of silicon nitride substrates for EV applications.
Communications Infrastructure Equipment
Our technology is also applied to precision machining of electronic components used in communications infrastructure equipment such as base stations.

APPLICATION 03

Close-up of a precision machining head with the beam focused on a workpiece
Machining Advanced and Difficult-to-Process Materials
We machine an exceptionally wide range of materials, including ceramics such as alumina, metals, single-crystal materials such as diamond and sapphire, a variety of glass materials, difficult-to-machine metals such as tungsten and molybdenum, and polymers including polyimide.
Special Geometries and Taper Control
We produce specialized features including square holes in diamond, multi-step counterbores in glass and silicon nitride, honeycomb structures (hexagonal holes) with wall thicknesses below 10 μm, and ultra-narrow slits just 14 μm wide. We also possess the expertise to precisely control laser-induced taper, creating straight-wall or reverse-taper geometries.

04 Question Can You Prototype? Can You Scale to Production?

We can prototype from a single piece.
Our extensive equipment lineup supports volume production with comprehensive quality assurance.
ANSWER

Laser Machines

Approx. 30 Units

We operate a wide range of laser systems, including CO₂, fiber, UV, green, nanosecond, and femtosecond lasers.
Our in-house developed laser processing equipment can also accommodate requirements that are difficult to achieve with standard commercial systems.

Laser machining systems on the shop floor at Laser Job

Measurement & Inspection Equipment

Approx. 30 Units

Certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, we deliver products that meet our rigorous internal quality standards.
We support statistical process control (SPC) and full traceability to meet the stringent quality requirements of the semiconductor application.
Our controlled volume-production capability ensures consistent quality and reliable delivery.

  • SPC
  • Traceability
  • Capable of 100% Inspection
Measuring microscope used for dimensional inspection

Start with a Consultation

*To prepare a test prototype, we’ll request your design information
and may conduct a brief consultation to better understand your requirements.

Free Consultation Ask Us First

05 Question Not Sure It’s Possible?

When the machining gets difficult, that’s where Laser Job excels.
If any of these situations sound familiar, we’d be happy to discuss them with you.
ANSWER

  • •Another supplier turned the job down
  • •You're not sure which machining process is right for your material
  • •Your geometry or specifications are too specialized for standard production equipment
  • •The required tolerances are so tight that you can't find a qualified supplier
  • •You're struggling to establish machining conditions that deliver consistent quality
  • •You've hit a technical challenge that requires deep expertise and experience to overcome

06 Question How Long Will It Take?

First, let us assess the feasibility of your application..
From initial consultation through final specifications, delivery in as little as two weeks may be possible.
ANSWER

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