All-in-One Four-Head Laser Drilling System: Efficiency, Precision, & Automation for High-End Manufacturing
Introducing the groundbreaking Four-Head Roll-to-Roll Laser Drilling Equipment - the industry's first solution designed to revolutionize high-volume electronics manufacturing. As a pioneer in multi-head laser drilling technology, this equipment delivers unprecedented 4x efficiency improvements while maintaining superior precision standards. Engineered for the most demanding production environments, this machine represents the future of automated electronics manufacturing, combining cutting-edge technology with proven reliability.





Our Four-Head Laser Drilling Machine delivers exceptional precision with microscopic accuracy. The image above demonstrates the quality of drilling results on various materials including PCB, battery separator, and flexible circuit samples. Each hole is perfectly round and uniform, showcasing the machine's ability to maintain consistent quality across high-volume production runs.
The chart clearly illustrates the dramatic efficiency gains achieved with our Four-Head system compared to traditional single-head equipment. Customers experience a significant reduction in production time and improved return on investment.
| Product Name | All-in-One Four-Head Laser Drilling System |
| Laser Type | Nanosecond UV, Picosecond UV, Picosecond green laser |
| Processing Area | 550mm×1500mm (customized) |
| Machine Size | 7200mm×2300mm×2250mm |
| Processing Accuracy | ±0.02mm |
| Electric Power Loading | Main Unit +30kW Chiller +7kW Exhaust Fan +11kW |
| Machine Weight | 8000KG |
| Environment Requirements | Humidity: 40% - 60% no condensation; Temperature: 22℃±2 |
Founded in 2013, we are a technology-oriented enterprise specializing in the independent research and development of laser generators, optical devices, equipment application processes, and automation system integration. We provide innovative solutions for laser micromachining in industries such as printed circuit boards, consumer electronics, semiconductors, glass, new energy power batteries, and solar energy.


