GZ Photonics showcases domestic 3 MW fiber laser
source:Laserfair
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keywords: GZ Photonics fiber laser
Time:2019-05-31
On May 8-10, the 13th China Laser and Intelligent Manufacturing Expo was held in Halls 8 and 9 of Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center. This year's show is the largest and most professional laser processing technology exhibition in South China, bringing together more than 200 laser-related exhibitors at home and abroad. In addition, the ALAT Asia Laser Forum was held during the exhibition.
At the show, GZ Photonics, a laser start-up company based in Dongguan City, exhibited for the first time and brought a variety of new products to the show. Among them, the 30,000-watt multimode continuous fiber laser is the first to be launched, and it is also the highest level of power in China. In addition, the company also exhibited a 10,000 watt laser.
GZ Photonics is located in Songshan Lake, Dongguan, to promote the localization of medium and high power fiber lasers. It is understood that GZ Photonics has participated in the selection of LMN Awards 2019, won the annual industrial laser award, ranked first, and its participation in the project is 30,000 watts of high-power continuous fiber laser. based in South China, GZ Photonics is beginning to make a full-scale effort to make due contributions to the development of high-power lasers in China.
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