Frequently Asked Questions

A Diffusion Bonded Crystal consists of two or three different crystals, usually with an undoped crystal bonded on one or both ends of a doped crystal, combined using a special thermal bonding technique. This structure decreases thermal lensing effect and improves laser performance and beam quality, making it suitable for high power laser applications.

Diffusion Bonded Crystals offer improved and enhanced thermal-handling performance, decreased thermal lensing effect, and increased laser performance and beam quality.

They are mainly used in industrial and medical lasers, particularly for end-pumped continuous wave (CW) and quasi-continuous wave (QCW) high power solid-state lasers.

The available types include YVO4+Nd:YVO4, YVO4+Nd:YVO4+YVO4, YAG+Nd:YAG, YAG+Nd:YAG+YAG, and Nd:YAG+Cr:YAG.

The dimension tolerance is Width(+/-0.1) x Height(+/-0.1) x Length(+0.5/-0.1) mm.

Standard coatings include AR at 1064nm & 808nm, with other coatings available upon request.

The company offers in-house crystal boules growth, cutting, polishing, and coating, various doping concentrations from 0.1% to 3% with tight tolerance, quick delivery, and competitive pricing.

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