KLASTECH GmbH Datasheets for Solid State Lasers
Solid state lasers use a transparent substance (crystalline or glass) as the active medium, doped to provide the energy states necessary for lasing. Solid state lasers are used in both low and high power applications.
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| For applications where single frequency 1064nm power is at a premium, KLASTECH has introduced the Senza HP, offering powers at 2W, 3W and beyond. All are single longitudinal mode by... | |
| In order to generate high power CW 532nm laser light it is normally necessary to first develop very high levels of 1064nm in the laser cavity. This normally in turn... | |
| KLASTECH has developed a range of CW DPSS lasers that bring the very highest quality to this competitive market but at highly affordable prices. Thanks to our patented intra-cavity impedance... | |
| The 488nm laser wavelength is the principle laser for bio-fluorescence applications including flow cytometry, confocal microscopy and high throughput screening. However, many of these applications require diffraction limited TEM00 optical... | |
| The efficient generation of IR light underpins all KLASTECH DPSS lasers. The 1064nm Senza, available at 500mW and 1W, offers users an ultra quiet, single frequency source for applications as... | |
| The revolutionary new Verve® laser from KLASTECH is the world’s most compact 266nm CW DPSS laser. Powered by KLASTECH’s patented impedance matching technology this laser delivers up to 100mW Pitch... | |
| The Ruby laser heralded the advent of the photonics industry when the first 694.3nm laser light was emitted in pulses back in the 1960s. For many years thereafter physicists and... | |
| Up until recently 442nm laser generation was exclusively provided by large, costly and cumbersome He-Cd gas lasers. These lasers provide good quality, low noise, single frequency laser light but are... |