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ventus 532: Low Noise CW DPSS Laser (532nm / 1500mW)
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The ventus has become the laser of choice in the scientific industry. With its compact size and RMS noise of <0.15% the ventus 532 can produce up to 1.5W, which makes the ventus 532 unrivalled for size and power in the market. The ventus is used in a wide and varied range of applications, including Raman spectroscopy and ...
  • Wavelength: 532 nm
  • Max Output Power: 1500 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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ventus 561: Low Noise CW DPSS Laser (561nm / 350mW)
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ventus 561: Low Noise CW DPSS Laser (561nm / 350mW)
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The ventus family of lasers is characterised by its stability, beam quality and duration of life of its different elements. Designed for use in scientific laboratories, it operates through its control unit, via its software or internet connection. The 561nm laser offers high power in a compact design. Ideal for biomedical ...
  • Wavelength: 561 nm
  • Max Output Power: 350 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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ventus 473: Ultrastable CW DPSS Laser (473nm / 350mW)
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ventus 473: Ultrastable CW DPSS Laser (473nm / 350mW)
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The ventus family of lasers is characterized by the stability, beam quality and lifetimes of its different members. The 473nm laser offers high power in a compact design. Ideal for biomedical imaging, neuroscience and optogenetics. To find out more click here
  • Wavelength: 473 nm
  • Max Output Power: 350 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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gem 532: Compact and Ultrastable CW DPSS Laser 532nm
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gem 532: Compact and Ultrastable CW DPSS Laser 532nm
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gem is the jewel in the Laser Quantum collection. It is a high specification, single transverse mode CW green laser, making it ideal for Raman spectroscopy, fluorescence spectroscopy, DNA sequencing and for integration into OEM packages in general, and can be equipped with fibre-delivery. The gem 532 is very compact, capable of ...
  • Wavelength: 532 nm
  • Max Output Power: 2000 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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finesse
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The 532nm finesse, the established choice of Ti:Sapphire pump source for integrators worldwide, is now available at powers of up to 16W. Far more compact than other 532nm lasers of its kind, the finesse boasts lifetimes extending far beyond our industry leading 5 year/15,000 hour warranty period, with pump diode MTBF greater than ...
  • Wavelength: 532 nm
  • Max Output Power: 16000 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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finesse pure
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The finesse pure is built on the highly popular 532nm finesse platform and covers the same range of power levels, but with RMS noise reduced to below 0.02%. More significantly, the noise profile has been tailored to give optimal performance in all CEP systems, and other noise-critical applications. As with the standard 532nm finesse ...
  • Wavelength: 532 nm
  • Max Output Power: 16000 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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finesse pure CEP
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The finesse pure CEP brings a new level of usability to the complex application of carrier envelope phase stabilization. It enables the direct modulation of the pump laser, removing the cost, alignment and maintenance required with the use of an external AOM. To learn more click here
  • Wavelength: 532 nm
  • Max Output Power: 16000 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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opus 1064
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The opus family of lasers are characterised by their high power to size ratio. The opus 1064 offers up to 10W of infra-red light with a TEM00 beam in a highly stable and robust housing. Ideal for many applications requiring high power such as multichannel optical trapping. To learn more click here
  • Wavelength: 1064 nm
  • Max Output Power: 10000 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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opus 532
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The opus 532 is a premium 532nm green laser product with excellent beam parameters, sophisticated software and control interface. Each opus includes our RemoteApp technology that allows the user a full, remote computer interface. With near-unity M-squared and excellent power stability in a rugged, patented design, the opus is an ...
  • Wavelength: 532 nm
  • Max Output Power: 6000 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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opus 660
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The opus 660 is a high powered red laser ideal for applications such as DNA sequencing and super-resolution microscopy. With a TEM00 beam and M²<1.2, it offers up to 1.5W in a highly compact and robust design. To find out more click here
  • Wavelength: 660 nm
  • Max Output Power: 1500 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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ventus 660
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The ventus family of lasers is characterised by the stability, beam quality and lifetimes of its different members. The 660nm laser offers powers up to 750mW with a low 0.5% noise and power stability of <0.5% To find out more click here
  • Wavelength: 660 nm
  • Max Output Power: 750 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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ventus 671
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The ventus family of lasers is characterised by the stability, beam quality and lifetimes of its different members. The 671nm laser offers a high powered source of red photons with low noise and long lifetimes. Ideal for fluorescence and biomedical imaging. To find out more click here
  • Wavelength: 671 nm
  • Max Output Power: 500 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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ventus solo
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The ventus solo has been specifically designed for Raman spectroscopy. With a narrowed line width, it has the benefits of the stability and robustness of the ventus laser with increased resolution capability required by modern Raman instruments. To find out more click here
  • Wavelength: 532 nm
  • Max Output Power: 750 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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gem 473
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The gem 473 laser system is at the cutting edge of DPSS laser technology. The innovative architecture generates up to 500mW of blue CW power at 473nm, making it among the highest powered blue lasers available. The gem 473 offers a low M² beam and a lower noise and stability specification, which extends its versatility. The ...
  • Wavelength: 473 nm
  • Max Output Power: 500 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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gem 561
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The gem 561 laser offers up to 500mW of yellow light in a near diffraction limited TEM00 beam with a M²<1.1. Designed for easy integration into OEM applications, the gem 561 has been extensively tested for robustness and stability to find out more click here
  • Wavelength: 561 nm
  • Max Output Power: 500 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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gem 660
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At 660nm and 50mW - 1W, the gem 660 is among the most powerful and compact red lasers available today. It has excellent beam characteristics and, using our innovative stress-free cavity architecture, the gem 660 is suitable for a wide range of scientific applications including fluorescence imaging and spectroscopy. To find out more ...
  • Wavelength: 660 nm
  • Max Output Power: 1000 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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gem 671
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At 671nm and 50mW - 750mW, the gem 671 is among the most powerful and compact red lasers available today. It has excellent beam characteristics and, using our innovative stress-free cavity architecture, the gem 671 is suitable for a wide range of scientific applications including fluorescence imaging and spectroscopy. To find out ...
  • Wavelength: 671 nm
  • Max Output Power: 750 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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axiom 660 high power CW laser
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axiom 660 high power CW laser
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The axiom 660 laser is a new architecture that delivers high CW power whilst incorporating all of the active optics within the laser head. This design lends itself to easy integration into equipment, without the complexities associated with fibre delivery of the pump light. The axiom is a high power red laser providing a ...
  • Wavelength: 660 nm
  • Max Output Power: 3000 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
  • Output Power Range: 3 - 6 W 
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LCX-553L-100-CSB - 553nm Low Noise DPSS Laser
RPMC Lasers, Inc.
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LCX-553L-100-CSB - 553nm Low Noise DPSS Laser
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DPSS Monolithic Resonator Technology The unique feature of the LaserBoxx DPSS is a proprietary, Alignment-free. Monolithic Resonator (AMR). The elements of resonator are assembled into a single ultra-low-loss optical subsystem, using a proprietary crystal bonding technique. A highly transparent ...
  • Wavelength: 553 nm
  • Max Output Power: 100 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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LCX-553L-200-CSB - 553nm Low Noise DPSS Laser
RPMC Lasers, Inc.
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LCX-553L-200-CSB - 553nm Low Noise DPSS Laser
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DPSS Monolithic Resonator Technology The unique feature of the LaserBoxx DPSS is a proprietary, Alignment-free. Monolithic Resonator (AMR). The elements of resonator are assembled into a single ultra-low-loss optical subsystem, using a proprietary crystal bonding technique. A highly transparent ...
  • Wavelength: 553 nm
  • Max Output Power: 200 mW
  • Operation Mode: CW
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Did You know?

Diode-pumped solid-state lasers (DPSS) are solid-state lasers made by pumping a solid gain medium, for example, a ruby or a neodymium-doped YAG crystal, with a laser diode. DPSS lasers are known for their high power density, excellent beam quality, and high efficiency. They are commonly used in industrial settings for laser cutting, welding, and trimming. Additionally, they also find uses in military and aerospace settings. One interesting example is the AN/AQS-20A Mine Hunting System, which utilizes DPSS lasers as a means to detect and classify mines from the sea floor to the surface.
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