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Our broad product range includes Fiber laser & Nd:YAG diode pumped laser marking machines. The newest addition is the YLIA fiber series, with their combined high peak power & high quality beams, the fiber laser allows for marking a wider range of materials, such as plastics, polymers, metals & ceramics.
Cutting Edge Optronics is the leading provider of diode laser arrays and pump modules. We manufacture and are capable of supplying unmounted diode bars, packaged laser diodes, DPSS modules, laser diode drivers and complete DPSS laser systems. Our diode laser based products have become industry standards.
RPMC is a distributor of laser products for quality manufacturers. We offer both laser diodes and solid state lasers that include nanosecond, picosecond, CW solid state, custom solid state lasers and more. Our laser diodes are available from 620 nm to >2.4 um. You have questions? We have answers!
Our laser marking systems can create high resolution marks on surfaces such as metals, ceramic, glass and plastics. TherMark laser marking materials & laser marking technology allows for improved productivity to customers. Choose from an assortment of high power CO2 lasers used for engraving or marking.
The laser products at Laseraim Tools are used for alignment, leveling, assembly & placement purposes. Our models of industrial lasers project a laser beam that is straight & is visible as a laser dot. Choose from several models on our website. Our professional laser products are made in the U.S.A.
The lasers that Evergreen Laser produces are the best quality that technology can offer. Our laser products include critical measurement lasers, wafer inspection lasers and semiconductor industry lasers; we also remanufacture laser tubes and systems. Call us today for your industrial laser needs.
Excimer lasers produce short, intense ultraviolet (UV) light pulses. These lasers have the greatest power and versatility of any light source in the UV range of the electromagnetic spectrum. The four main types of excimer lasers are ArF (193nm), KrF (248nm), XeCl (308nm), and XeF (351nm). Excimer lasers are widely used in the scientific, industrial, and medical industries.
Important calculations to consider when selecting an excimer laser are its height, width, length, and weight. Other relevant factors include pulse energy, pulse length, beam divergence, and repetition rate. Pulse energy is the laser’s energy per pulse. The pulse length, on the other hand, measures the length of a pulse in time. Beam divergence represents the change in beam diameter, and the amount of pulses per second is the repetition rate.
Exposure to excimer lasers can cause severe damage. Lasers are divided into six classes, according to their power output: Class I, Class I.A, Class II, Class IIIA, Class IIIB, and Class IV, which are the most dangerous. Built in engineering controls are required in laser systems to provide safety. All lasers, no matter what their power, must have an enclosure around them that limits access to the laser beam or radiation. Other safety controls that may be instituted include access restriction to the lasing area, eye protection, area controls, barriers, shrouds, education, and training.
