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How about laser engraving machine to process slim light box?

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Laser cutting machine engrave lines, grid and stipple on light guide plate by thermal cutting. It has good performance for high luminance slim light box light guide plate; however, it doesn't have advantage in technology and cost. It's not cost effective either.

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