laser fabrication of miniature internal thread in glass substrate
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Abstract
Miniature internal threads (tapped holes) of S0.5 were fabricated in a glass substrate. Water-assisted laser drilling was applied for fabrication of the threads of S0.5 standard using a subnanosecond laser as a light source. The landscape of the inner surface of the threads was measured by a laser microscope, and showed reasonable agreement with the desired standard. As a proof of concept, a commercial external screw was fitted to the fabricated internal thread.
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| Authors | ;Hiroyuki Degawa;Noriaki Urano;Shigeki Matsuo |
| Journal | chemistryopen |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.3390/mi8020048
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