Abstract
Flexible manufacturing techniques are necessary for the three-dimensional micro-structuring of prototypes, small batch sizes and tools for e.g. micro-embossing and molding. This paper shows the enormous potential of UV-lasers for the flexible and economical production of micro-components for a huge variety of materials. In addition, specially-developed machine technology is presented.
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