The future of laser profiling

17th Aug 2017, 09:22 • In Videos

MIM TV catches up with Andy Evans, director of SSC Laser, who explains the increasing use of fibre laser machines and a move towards automation. He also discusses the recent £2 million investment SSC Laser has made on new machinery and how this will benefit the company going forwards.

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