FLACS RT A series laser system
- Choice of two processes
- Patented weakening to a defined residual wall thickness
- Laser perforation of the raw carriers

Two methods are available for processing the parts. The first method uses our patented laser system, which enables precise weakening to a defined residual wall thickness. This allows the fully laminated part to be inserted directly into the system and processed. The second method relies on the complete perforation of the raw carriers using a laser before the parts are laminated. Both processes ensure the highest precision and process reliability for reliable integration into production.
The system approach is based on our proven FLACS RT C series and includes a fully enclosed, laser-safe cabin with all the necessary components for smooth operation.
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Fully laminated parts, such as instrument panels or A, B, and C pillars, can be inserted into the FLACS RT A series laser system to weaken the airbag tear line. This eliminates costly and complex process steps where individual layers have to be perforated separately and then joined together. At the same time, optimal results are achieved because the perforation lines are positioned exactly the same in all material layers.
ROBOT TECHNOLOGY sets new standards as the world's first manufacturer of a patented laser system, which uses two types of lasers with high-precision and fast sensors to fully control the residual wall thickness of each individual hole within the tear line.
Thanks to the freely configurable process parameters, each hole can be individually adjusted, thus achieving maximum flexibility. After processing, a detailed analysis of the sensor data is created and saved for each point, which allows a seamless and transparent quality assessment of the part.
The perforation line can be integrated either with the ROBOCUT laser robot or via an external scanner unit. Any freeforming, consisting of dot or ridge-like perforations, can be integrated. Any changes to the trim can be implemented in a very short time. With the scanner version, specially developed software was created for easy programming and simple parameter setting.
On request, a powerful, high-resolution camera can be used to inspect all holes after perforation. This enables potential flaws to be identified and accurately documented.
We offer space-optimized laser stations for applications in integrated systems.