Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc — Custom to drawing
Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc for controlling flow and holding back fine particles with discs laser-drilled with micron-sized holes in exact positions — for restrictors, nozzles and medical devices. 4 sizes listed, with technical drawing and quotation.
Customize the parameters below — every spec field is editable, and the drawing redraws to match the values you choose. Changing the size will snap the other fields to that size's standard values; you can then override any individual value.
Sends the selected values to the quote form below.
Request a Quotation for Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc
Tell us the specification (mesh count / micron / dimensions), material and quantity you need for Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc (Custom to drawing) and our team will respond within one business day. Click "Request this configuration" on the drawing above to send the parameters you just chose straight into this form.
Dimensions & Specifications (Custom to drawing)
Every row below is a starting point for the customizer above — pick any specification row and the drawing will redraw to it.
Size
Plate diameter (mm)
Thickness (mm)
Hole diameter (mm)
Hole count
Hole rings
Hole tolerance (u00b5m)
LD-6
6
0.10
0.020
200
4
u00b13
LD-12
12
0.20
0.030
800
6
u00b13
LD-25
25
0.30
0.050
2000
7
u00b15
LD-40
40
0.50
0.100
3000
8
u00b15
Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc (Custom to drawing) is used for controlling flow and holding back fine particles with discs laser-drilled with micron-sized holes in exact positions — for restrictors, nozzles and medical devices.
How to Specify Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc
Hole diameter & tolerance: 20–100 µm holes held to about ±3–5 µm.
Hole count & layout: From a single orifice to thousands, in any pattern.
Thickness: 0.1–0.5 mm; thicker discs need tapered or stepped drilling.
Materials
Standard supply is stainless steel 316/316L; the material column in the table and the drawing options show the exact grade for each size. Other alloys and finishes can be quoted to your drawing.
Fitting & Care
Flow-test every lot rather than relying on optical hole measurement alone.
Clean ultrasonically before assembly to remove drilling recast.
Common Mistakes
Specifying a hole tolerance tighter than the flow requirement actually needs.
Skipping recast removal, which partly blocks small holes.
When Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc Is Not the Right Choice
Not economical for large open-area filtration — etched or woven media are far cheaper per hole.
Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc is made to order as finished parts. Indicative pricing starts from about US$1.20 per piece for a standard size at production quantity; the final price depends on size, material, finish, tooling and order volume. Send your configuration from the drawing above for a quotation.
Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc — Custom to drawing
What is Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc used for?
Controlling flow and holding back fine particles with discs laser-drilled with micron-sized holes in exact positions — for restrictors, nozzles and medical devices.
Why laser-drill filter holes?
Laser drilling makes very small, precisely placed holes in thicker material than etching can.
How small can laser-drilled holes be?
Around 20 µm in stainless steel discs.
Are laser-drilled discs flow tested?
They should be — flow testing is the best check of a micro-hole disc.
Which specifications of Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc does custommetalfilters.com supply?
The table on this page lists 4 standard specifications for Laser-Drilled Micro-Hole Filter Disc, from LD-6 to LD-40. Specifications outside the table — custom mesh counts, wire diameters, roll widths and fabricated pieces — can be quoted on request.
How do I request a quotation?
Use the parametric drawing on this page to set the exact configuration (specification, material, treatment) and click "Request this configuration" — a specialist from custommetalfilters.com will respond within one business day.
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