• Mike Adelstein
  • March 06, 2020

Small Hole Drilling in Glass

Small Hole Drilling in Glass

Another day another awesome application.  Laser drilling of small holes in glass substrates for a microfluidic application,  Our team is standing ready to help you drill, cut or machine small features in glass substrates up to 1mm thick. We go to great panes to meet your microfabrication needs Contact us today to see why Potomac is the most responsive, cost-effective and easy company to work with.  

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