Laser processing apparatus
AssigneeDisco Corporation
InventorKazuma Sekiya
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Abstract
A laser processing apparatus includes two chuck tables for holding workpieces on their holding surfaces, an X-axis feed unit for moving the chuck tables which are being arrayed in an X-axis direction, a laser beam applying unit for applying a laser beam to the workpiece on one at a time of the chuck tables to process the workpiece, and a pair of delivery areas arrayed in the X-axis direction on both sides of the laser beam applying unit, for delivering workpieces to and from the chuck tables. The laser beam applying unit includes a laser oscillator, a beam condenser, and a laser beam scanning unit for displacing a position where the laser beam is applied to the holding surface of the one of the chuck tables.
Claims9
A laser processing apparatus comprising:
- a first chuck table for holding a workpiece on a holding surface thereof;
- a second chuck table for holding a workpiece on a holding surface thereof;
- an X-axis feed unit for moving the first chuck table and the second chuck table which are being arrayed in an X-axis direction;
- a laser beam applying unit for applying a laser beam to the workpiece on one at a time of the first chuck table and the second chuck table to process the workpiece;
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- a pair of delivery areas arrayed in the X-axis direction on opposing sides of the laser beam applying unit, for delivering workpieces to and from the first chuck table and the second chuck table, wherein said X-axis feed unit moves the first chuck table and the second chuck table to and from the laser beam applying unit from a respective one of said delivery areas;
- wherein the laser beam applying unit includes:
- a laser oscillator for emitting the laser beam,
- a beam condenser for condensing the laser beam emitted from the laser oscillator, and
- a laser beam scanning unit disposed between the laser oscillator and the beam condenser, for displacing a position where the laser beam is applied to the holding surface of the one of the first chuck table and the second chuck table.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.