SPECTRA-PHYSICS UNVEILS INTRODUCES HIGH POWER, HIGH ENERGY PULSED GREEN FIBER LASER
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Time:2017-05-04
“The unprecedented performance and flexibility of our new VGEN-G-HE-30 yields excellent processing results and high throughput for our customers in 24/7 manufacturing,” says Kobi Lasri, site general manager at Spectra-Physics lasers. “The new laser further expands our successful line of industry-leading pulsed green fiber lasers.”
VGEN-G-HE-30 provides a high level of flexibility with tunable pulse widths from 3 to 20 ns and adjustable repetition rates from single shot to 1.5 MHz. The new laser delivers a high quality, near diffraction-limited output beam for excellent fine materials processing results. VGEN-G-HE-30 is ideal for cutting, scribing and high contrast marking of semiconductors, PC boards, flat panel displays, solar cells, lithium-ion batteries, ceramics, plastics and metal parts.
The VGEN-G line of fiber lasers are designed and tested to ensure long-life operation at low operational cost and are proven in demanding 24/7 manufacturing applications.
Spectra-Physics’ VGEN-G-HE-30 laser will be featured at SPIE Photonics West, Moscone Center, San Francisco, California, January 31 to February 2, 2017. Please visit MKS at booth #1400 for a demonstration. For more information, please see www.spectra-physics.com/vgen-g.
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