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One of the most established uses of femtosecond lasers for tissue modification is the LASIK component (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis). The precision and minimal damage achievable with femtosecond pulses are ideal for cutting the delicate transparent cornea of the eye.

Even though the femtosecond LASIK component procedure has been practiced for over a decade, improved laser processes are still being developed, such as all-femtosecond LASIK without needing an excimer laser. In addition, new types of vision correction are gaining acceptance. A well-known example is cataract surgery, where the diseased lens can be broken up using a femtosecond laser. Another possibility is reducing presbyopia, the stiffening of the lens with age that prevents the eye from focusing on near objects. A network of fine laser cuts in the lens can restore flexibility, so the lens can change shape to focus on near objects.

With a long history of providing top quality and delivery of intricate parts, Wordingham Technologies was contacted by a client to make an eye surgery LASIK component. There were several challenges in custom manufacturing this part. After a nickel plate finish, the thru-bore and counterbore are toleranced at +/- .0001. The .031 dowel holes have a true position tolerance of .001, done in a second operation. The part geometry also makes deburring difficult.

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