These laser beam expanders are designed for use with a high-power laser.
Optics & Optomechanics
Optics & Optomechanics
Our range of optics and optomechanics products comprises components for the extensive field of applications that involve the manipulation of light, especially lasers. Laser 2000 offers a wide range of standard products to this end. These include, among others, manual and motorized optical mountings and translation stages, as well as products in the fields of fiber, acoustic, and electro-optics.
It is very important to be able to fulfill special requests using customer-specific solutions. This may involve making a modification to special dimensions, creating a design out of special materials, or motorizing mechanical elements. These kinds of adjustments are often necessary for applications in a vacuum or for use in large series.
It is capable of 1x to 3x times changing high-power zoom laser beam expander.
This is an optical system for expanding a small collimated laser beam to a larger one.
This is an optical system for expanding a small collimated laser beam to a larger one.
Beam expanders are useful laser accessories when the beam diameter must be increased. Typical laser for He-Ne (400 - 700 nm)
Beam expanders are useful laser accessories when the beam diameter must be increased. Typical laser for LD (780 - 830 nm)
Beam expanders are useful laser accessories when the beam diameter must be increased. Typical laser for YAG (1064 nm)
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