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1 mm500 µm

500 µm

Industrial Lasers

2020

femtosecond / picosecond / nanosecond

Tailored for your applications

UV-VIS-IR wavelength options

Build for 24/7 operation

Low life-time ownership costs

Samples courtesy of FTMC

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SPEC IF ICAT IONS AT A GL ANCENot all output specifications may be available simultaneously.

Please refer to the catalog page for exact specifications and available options.

Industrial Lasersfemtosecond / picosecond / nanosecond

Due to the constant product improvements, EKSPLA reserves its right to change specifications without advance notice.

For latest information visit www.ekspla.com.

Model Available output wavelengths Pulse duration

Max output power at fundamental

wavelengthMax repetition

rateMax pulse

energy Page

FEMTOSECOND

FemtoLux 1030 ± 2 nm 515 ± 1 nm

300 fs – 5 ps tunable 3 W 1-5 MHz 3 µJ 4

PICOSECOND

Atlantic 51064 nm 532 nm 355 nm

10 ± 3 ps 5 W 1 MHz 30 µJ 9

Atlantic1064 nm 532 nm 355 nm

10 ± 3 ps 80 W 1 MHz 200 µJ 15

NANOSECOND

NL200

1064 nm 532 nm 355 nm 266 nm 213 nm

< 10 ns 4 W 2.5 kHz 4.0 mJ 23

NL2301064 nm 532 nm 355 nm

2 – 4 ns 15 W 100 Hz 190 mJ 26

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Material processing samples

I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S

Courtesy of FTMC.

Teflon (PTFE) ablation. Courtesy of FTMC.

Surface chipping <100 µm, sidewall roughness <2 µm. Courtesy of FTMC.

Highly resistant stainless steel black marking

Ablation of 50 μm nickel layer from a ceramic substrate.

Surface chipping <100 µm, sidewall roughness <2 µm. Courtesy of FTMC.

Surface roughness of 0.2 µm. Courtesy of Leibnitz IOM.

Copper removal from PCB with down to <20 µm resolution.

Drilling of 65 µm holes in 0.8 mm PI

SILICON SCRIBING

TEFLON ABLATION

GLASS MILLING

STEEL MARKING

NICKEL ABLATION

GLASS DRILLING

COPPER ABLATION

COPPER ABLATION

POLYAMIDE DRILLING

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M A T E R I A L P R O C E S S I N G S A M P L E S

Courtesy of Workshop of Photonics. “Shark skin” surface structuring. Courtesy of FTMC.

Courtesy of FTMC.

PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION SURFACE STRUCTURING COPPER DEEP 3D ENGRAVING

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FemtoLux 3Microjoule Class Femtosecond Industrial Lasers

FE ATURES ▶ 300 fs … 5 ps tunable pulse duration

▶ Output power 3 W at 1030 nm or 1.5 W at 515 nm

▶ Up to 3 μJ/pulse and 10 μJ/burst (at 1030 nm)

▶ Up to 1.5 µJ/pulse and 5 µJ/burst (at 515 nm)

▶ Excellent beam quality M² < 1.2

▶ Versatile laser control and syncronisation capabilities

▶ Up to 5 MHz pulse repetition rate

▶ Smart triggering for synchronous operation with polygon scanner and PSO

▶ Burst shape control

▶ Passive cooling of the laser head

▶ 24/7 operation

F E M T O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S

FemtoLux 3 is a modern femtosecond fiber laser aimed for both R&D use and industrial integration. Tunable pulse duration in a range of 300 fs – 5 ps, adjustable pulse repetition rate up to 5 MHz and adjustable pulse energy up to 3 μJ allows optimization of laser parameters for the desired application. These include marking and volume structuring of transparent materials, photopolymerization, biological imaging, nonlinear microscopy and many others. To expand the scope of applications even further this laser can be equipped with a second harmonics module.

With burst mode enabled, FemtoLux 3 can generate bursts of pulses with energy above 10 μJ with instant burst shape control which can significantly improve the efficiency of some processes.

Having a rigid, compact, passive air-cooled laser head and the possibility to control the laser from a wireless tablet, FemtoLux 3 can be integrated with different equipment, be it laser equipment for material micro-processing, microscopy or any other research equipment.

APPL ICAT IONS ▶ Inner volume marking of transparent materials

▶ Marking and structuring

▶ Micromachining of brittle materials

▶ Photopolymerization

▶ Ophthalmologic surgery

▶ Biological Imaging

▶ Pumping of femtosecond OPO/OPA

▶ Microscopy

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F E M T O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S

SPEC IF ICAT IONS 1)

Model FemtoLux 3

MAIN SPECIFICATIONSCentral wavelength

Fundamental 1030 ± 2 nmWith second harmonic option 515 ± 1 nm

Minimal pulse duration (FWHM) at 1030 nm < 300 fs (typical ~230 fs)Pulse duration tuning range 300 fs – 5 psMaximal average output power 2)

at 1030 nm > 3 Wat 515 nm > 1.5 W

Power long term stability (Std. dev.) 3) ≤ 0.5 %Maximal pulse energy 2)

at 1030 nm > 3 µJat 515 nm > 1.5 µJ

Pulse energy stability (Std. dev.) 4) < 2 %Laser pulse repetition rate (PRRL) range 5) 1 – 5 MHzPulse repetition rate after pulse picker PRR = PRRL / N, N=1, 2, 3, … , min 10 kHzExternal pulse gating via TTL inputBurst mode 6) 1 – 10 pulsesMax burst energy

at 1030 nm > 10 µJat 515 nm > 5 µJ

Burst shape control via analog inputPower attenuation 0 – 100 % from remote control application or via analog inputPolarization orientation linear, verticalPolarization extinction ratio >1000:1M2 < 1.2Beam divergence (full angle) <1.0 mradBeam circularity (far field) > 0.85Beam pointing stability (pk-to-pk) 7) < 30 µradBeam diameter (1/e2) at 20 cm distance from laser aperture

at 1030 nm 2.0 ± 0.3 mmat 515 nm 1.0 ± 0.2 mm

OPERATING REQUIREMENTSMains requirements 100 ... 240 V AC, single phase 47... 63 HzMaximal power consumption < 500 WOperating ambient temperature 15 – 30 °CRelative humidity 10 – 80 % (non-condensing)Air contamination level ISO 9 (room air) or better

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICSCooling of the laser head air, passiveLaser head size (L×W×H)

at 1030 ± 2 nm 464 × 363 × 129 mmat 515 ± 1 nm 620 × 363 × 129 mm

Power supply unit size (L×W×H) 449 × 436 × 140 mm (stand-alone) or 483 × 436 × 140 mm (19" rack mountable)Umbilical length 5 m

CLASSIFICATIONClassification according EN60825-1 CLASS 4 laser product

1) Due to continuous improvement, all specifications are subject to change without notice. Parameters marked typical are not specifications. They are indications of typical performance and will vary with each unit we manufacture.

2) See typical power and energy curves for other pulse repetition rates at Fig 1., Fig 2. and Fig 4.

3) At 1 MHz PRRL during 24 h of operation after warm-up under constant environmental conditions.

VISIBLE AND/OR INVISIBLE LASER RADIATIONAVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECTREFLECTED OR SCATTERED RADIATION

Yb:Fiber 1030, 515 nmMax. 10 µJ, power 3 W, pulse 300 fsCLASS IV LASER PRODUCT

DANGER

Note: It is recommended to use clean air generator with FemtoLux 3-GR in order to ensure it‘s performance stability.

4) At 1 MHz PRRL under constant environmental conditions.5) When pulse picker is set to transmit every pulse.6) Pulse separation inside the burst is about 20 ns.7) Beam pointing stability is evaluated as a movement of the

beam centroid in the focal plane of a focusing element.

FemtoLux 3

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PERFORMANCE

Fig 3. Typical FemtoLux 3 laser (at 1030 nm) output pulse autocorrelation function at 3 μJ pulse energy. Calculated pulse duration is 230 fs

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Fig 4. Typical dependence of output power and pulseenergy of FemtoLux 3 laser at 1030 nm when repetition rate is reduced by pulse picker. Internal repetition rate of the laser in this case is 1 MHz

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Fig 5. Average output power dependance on ambient temperature at 1030 nm

Fig 6. Typical long term average output powerstability of FemtoLux 3 laser at 1030 nm under constant environmental conditions

Fig 2. Typical dependence of output power andpulse energy of FemtoLux 3-GR laser at 515 nm on pulse repetition rate

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F E M T O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S FemtoLux 3

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F E M T O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S FemtoLux 3

REMOTE CONTROL APPL ICAT ION

Fig 9. Example of FemtoLux 3 remote control application

-150 -100 -50 0 50 100 150

Fig 7. Typical M² measurement of FemtoLux 3 laser

Fig 8. Typical beam profiles along propagation axis of FemtoLux 3 series laser

M² @ 1030 nmX : M² = 1.08Y : M² = 1.05

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DRAWINGS

Fig 11. Outline drawings of FemtoLux 3 laser head

Fig 12. Outline drawings of FemtoLux 3-GR laser head with second harmonic option

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Fig 13. Outline drawings of FemtoLux 3 stand-alone control unit

Fig 14. Outline drawings of FemtoLux 3 19" rack mountable control unit

F E M T O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S FemtoLux 3

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Atlantic 5Industrial Compact Air Cooled Picosecond Laser

FE ATURES ▶ Up to 5 W at 1064 nm

▶ Optional 532 nm and 355 nm wavelengths (could be all 3 electronically switchable wavelengths)

▶ Up to 1 MHz repetition rate

▶ Up to 30 µJ pulse energy

▶ Short pulse duration 10 ps

▶ Excellent beam quality M²<1.3

▶ Air cooled

▶ Burst mode

▶ Versatile laser control and synchronisation capabilities

▶ Smart triggering for synchronous operation with polygon scanner and PSO

▶ Compact, sealed and rugged design

▶ Low life-time ownership cost

P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S

Atlantic 5 series air-cooled lasers are among the most compact picosecond industrial lasers. This series was designed as a versatile tool for a variety of industrial applications.

Having the capability to electronically switch IR, VIS and UV outputs as well as featuring 10 ps pulse duration, Atlantic 5 series lasers offer minimized thermal damage to different materials. This is beneficial for a variety of applications such as black marking, patterning, micromachining, PCB drilling and tracing, solar cell CIGS scribing and many others.

APPL ICAT IONS ▶ Black marking, diffraction grating marking

▶ Patterning

▶ Micromachining

▶ Solar cells CIGS scribing

▶ PCB drilling and tracing

▶ Drilling

▶ Cutting

▶ Structuring

▶ Ablation

▶ Dicing

MATERIALS ▶ Various metals

▶ Brittle materials, including glass, ceramics, sapphire and PCD

▶ Silicon

Atlantic 5 series lasers have a versatile synchronisation capability with external equipment, including PSO (position synchronized output) which makes integration with any laser beam control equipment seamless and easy.

Superior beam quality allows easy focusing of the laser beam into the smallest spot size at various working distances and enables processing of practically any material.

Atlantic 5 series lasers can also work in bursts, with 25 ns interval between pulses, within a burst. This is very beneficial for applications such as increasing material removal rate in laser ablation.

▶ PET, PP, PI

▶ Silicone

▶ PCB

▶ Solar cells

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P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic 5

To increase reliability and assure long-term stable operation in industrial environments, the optical components are installed in a sealed, robust, precisely machined monolithic and compact aluminium block. Designed for robust, low maintenance operation, Atlantic 5 series lasers offer maximum reliability due to an

optimized and compact layout, PC controlled operation, a built-in self-diagnostic system and advanced status reporting.

The Atlantic 5 series lasers do not require installation to be performed by a qualified laser engineer and are designed to be a low lifetime ownership cost solution.

Typical view of Atlantic 5 laser head with two and three outputs

Typical view of Atlantic 5 laser head with a single 1064 nm output

T YP ICAL V IE W OF ATL ANTIC 5 SER IES L ASER HE ADS

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SPEC IF ICAT IONS 1)

Model Atlantic 5

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSCentral wavelength

Fundamental 1064 nmWith second harmonics option 532 nm (optional 1064 nm output)With third harmonics option 355 nm (optional 1064 nm and/or 532 nm outputs)

Laser pulse repetition rate (PRRL) range 2) 100 – 1000 kHzPulse repetition rate after frequency divider PRR = PRRL / N, N=1, 2, 3, … , 1025Maximal average output power 3)

at 1064 nm 5 Wat 532 nm 2 Wat 355 nm 1 W

Pulse energy at lowest PRRL 3)

at 1064 nm 30 µJat 532 nm 20 µJat 355 nm 10 µJ

Pulse contrastat 1064 nm > 150 : 1at 532 nm > 500 : 1at 355 nm > 1000 : 1

Power long term stability over 8 h after warm-up (Std. dev.) 4) < 1.0 %

Pulse energy stability (Std. dev.) 5)

at 1064 nm < 0.8 %at 532 nm < 1.5 %at 355 nm < 1.5 %

Pulse duration (FWHM) at 1064 nm 10 ± 3 psPolarization linear, vertical 100 : 1M² < 1.3Beam circularity, far field > 0.85Beam divergence, full angle

at 1064 nm < 2.0 mRadat 532 nm < 1.5 mRadat 355 nm < 1.5 mRad

Beam pointing stability (pk-to-pk) 6) < 50 µRadBeam diameter (1/e²) at 50 cm distance from laser aperture

at 1064 nm 1.4 ± 0.2 mmat 532 nm 1.2 ± 0.2 mmat 355 nm 1.1 ± 0.2 mm

Triggering mode internal / externalPulse output control frequency divider, pulse picker, instant amplitude control, burst mode, power attenuationControl interfaces keypad / USB / RS232 / LAN

OPERATING REQUIREMENTSMains requirements 100…240 V AC, single phase 47...63 HzMaximal power consumption < 0.5 kWOperating ambient temperature 18 – 27 °CRelative humidity 10 – 80 % (non-condensing)Air contamination level ISO 9 (room air) or better

P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic 5

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Model Atlantic 5

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICSCooling airLaser head size (W × H × L)

at 1064 nm 372 × 158 × 423 mmat 532 nm

372 × 158 × 590 mmat 355 nm

Power supply unit size (W × H × L) 471 × 153 × 511 mmUmbilical length 3 m

CLASSIFICATIONClassification according EN60825-1 CLASS 4 laser product

P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic 5

1) Due to continuous improvement, all specifications are subject to change without notice. Parameters marked typical are not specifications. They are indications of typical performance and will vary with each unit we manufacture.

2) When frequency divider is set to transmit every pulse.3) See typical power and energy curves for other pulse repetition rates.4) At the lowest PRRL after warm-up under constant environmental conditions.5) At the lowest PRRL under constant environmental conditions.6) Beam pointing stability is evaluated as a movement of the beam centroid in the focal plane of a focusing element.

VISIBLE AND/OR INVISIBLE LASER RADIATIONAVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECTREFLECTED OR SCATTERED RADIATION

Nd:YAG 1064 nm, 532 nm, 355 nmMax. 5 W, pulse 10±3 psCLASS IV LASER PRODUCT

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PERFORMANCE

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OUTL INE DRAWINGS

Outline drawings of Atlantic 5 laser head with a single 1064 nm output (dimensions in mm)

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Atlantic 5

Outline drawings of Atlantic 5 power supply unit (dimensions in mm)

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P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic 5

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Outline drawings of Atlantic 5 laser head with two and three outputs (dimensions in mm)

P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic 5

Atlantic 5-IR-GR2-UV1

Model 355 nm output

532 nm output1064 nm output (only for modelswith multiple outputs)

ORDERING INFORMATION

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High-energy and high-power water-cooled Atlantic series picosecond lasers are designed for a variety of industrial applications such as LCD or OLED display cutting and drilling, laser induced forward transfer (LIFT), glass and sapphire processing, micromachining of ultra-hard materials, ablation of metals, cutting and drilling of polymers, silicon scribing, solar cell scribing and many more. Superior beam quality parameters, maximum available average power (80W@IR / 40W@VIS / 30W@UV), maximum available pulse energy (200μJ@IR / 100μJ@VIS / 75μJ@UV) and maximum pulse repetition rate (up to 1MHz) are beneficial where high processing quality and high throughput are required.

To tailor laser performance for specific industrial applications, advanced electronics enable external gating (including PSO), synchronization and precise laser triggering as well as instant signal amplitude control.

To maintain reliability and assure long-term stable operation in an industrial environment, optical components are installed in a sealed, robust, precisely machined monolithic aluminum block. Designed for robust, low maintenance operation, Atlantic series lasers offer maximum reliability due to an optimized layout, PC controlled operation, a built-in self-diagnostic system and advanced status reporting.

AtlanticIndustrial High Power Picosecond Lasers

FE ATURES ▶ Up to 80 W at 1064 nm

▶ Optional 532 nm and 355 nm wavelengths (could be all 3 electronically switchable wavelengths)

▶ Up to 1 MHz repetition rate

▶ Up to 200 µJ pulse energy

▶ Short pulse duration 10 ps

▶ Excellent beam quality M²<1.3

▶ Versatile laser control and syncronisation capabilities

▶ Smart triggering for synchronous operation with polygon scanner and PSO

▶ Monolythic, sealed and rugged design

▶ Low life-time ownership cost

▶ Nanosecond pulse duration mode (optional)

APPL ICAT IONS ▶ Drilling

▶ Cutting

▶ Patterning

▶ Structuring

▶ Ablation

▶ Dicing

▶ Micromachining

▶ LCD, OLED cutting

▶ Laser induced forward transfer

▶ Sapphire structuring and dicing

▶ Ceramics micromachining

▶ PCD drilling and tracing

▶ Silicon scribing

▶ PET, PP, PTFE, Silicone cutting and drilling

P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S

MATERIALS ▶ Various metals

▶ Brittle materials including glass, ceramics, sapphire and PCD

▶ Silicon

▶ PET, PP, PI, PTFE

▶ Silicone

▶ PCB

▶ LCD, LED, OLED, microLED display panels

▶ Solar cells

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For industrial high-power UV laser applications, high reliability and low ownership cost of UV components is crucial. To meet these requirements, the optical layouts of Atlantic UV models are optimized for longevity and stable operation in the UV range, resulting in a UV optics lifetime of 8,000 hours.

A unique optional feature of Atlantic high-power lasers is that they can work in both picosecond and nanosecond modes. This 2-in-1 laser solution is beneficial for some materials processing (such as glass or ceramics), where both very high accuracy, low processed surface roughness and high throughput are required at low cost.

P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic

Typical view of Atlantic 6HE, 25, 50, 80 laser head with a single 1064 nm output

Typical view of Atlantic 6HE, 25, 50, 80 laser head with two and three outputs

Typical view of Atlantic 6HE-UV2HE, 25-UV8, 50-UV18, 80-UV30 laser head with a single 355 nm output

T YP ICAL V IE W OF ATL ANTIC SER IES L ASER HE ADS

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P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic

SPEC IF ICAT IONS 1)

Model Atlantic 6HE Atlantic 25 Atlantic 50 Atlantic 80

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSCentral wavelength

Fundamental 1064 nmWith second harmonics option 532 nm (optional 1064 nm output) 2)

With third harmonics option 355 nm (optional 1064 nm and/or 532 nm outputs) 2)

Laser pulse repetition rate (PRRL) range 3) 30 kHz 200 – 1000 kHz 300 – 1000 kHz 400 – 1000 kHzPulse repetition rate after frequency divider PRR = PRRL / N, N=1, 2, 3, … , 1025Maximal average output power 4)

at 1064 nm 6 W 25 W 50 W 80 Wat 532 nm 3 W 12 W 25 W 40 Wat 355 nm 2 W 8 W 18 W 30 W

Pulse energy at lowest PRRL 4)

at 1064 nm 200 µJ 125 µJ 165 µJ 200 µJat 532 nm 100 µJ 60 µJ 85 µJ 100 µJat 355 nm 75 µJ 40 µJ 60 µJ 75 µJ

Pulse contrastat 1064 nm > 300 : 1at 532 nm > 500 : 1at 355 nm > 1000 : 1

Power long term stability over 8 h after warm-up (Std. dev.) 5) < 1.0 %

Pulse energy stability (Std. dev.) 6)

at 1064 nm < 1.0 %at 532 nm < 2.0 %at 355 nm < 2.5 %

Pulse duration (FWHM) at 1064 nm 10 ± 3 psPolarization linear, vertical 100 : 1M² < 1.3Beam circularity, far field > 0.85Beam divergence, full angle < 1.5 mRadBeam pointing stability (pk-to-pk) 7) < 50 µRadBeam diameter (1/e²) at 50 cm distance from laser aperture

at 1064 nm 1.8 ± 0.3 mmat 532 nm 2.2 ± 0.3 mmat 355 nm 2.0 ± 0.3 mm

Triggering mode internal / externalPulse output control frequency divider, pulse picker, instant amplitude control, power attenuationControl interfaces keypad / USB / RS232 / LAN

OPERATING REQUIREMENTSMains requirements 100…240 V AC, single phase 47...63 HzMaximal power consumption < 2.8 kW < 2.8 kW < 3.1 kW < 3.5 kWOperating ambient temperature 18 – 27 °CRelative humidity 10 – 80 % (non-condensing)Air contamination level ISO 9 (room air) or better

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P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic

Model Atlantic 6HE Atlantic 25 Atlantic 50 Atlantic 80

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICSCooling waterLaser head size (W × H × L)

single output 1064 nm 396 × 173 × 755 mmsingle output 355 nm 396 × 173 × 1000 mm3 outputs 1064 / 532 / 355 nm 396 × 173 × 926 mm

Power supply unit size (W × H × L) 553 × 1019 × 852 mmUmbilical length 4 m

CLASSIFICATIONClassification according EN60825-1 CLASS 4 laser product

1) Due to continuous improvement, all specifications are subject to change without notice. Parameters marked typical are not specifications. They are indications of typical performance and will vary with each unit we manufacture.

2) Can be ordered either in a single output or in 2 or 3 separate harmonics outputs versions.3) When frequency divider is set to transmit every pulse.4) See typical power and energy curves for other pulse repetition rates.5) At the lowest PRRL after warm-up under constant environmental conditions.6) At the lowest PRRL under constant environmental conditions.7) Beam pointing stability is evaluated as a movement of the beam centroid in the focal plane of a focusing element.

VISIBLE AND/OR INVISIBLE LASER RADIATIONAVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECTREFLECTED OR SCATTERED RADIATION

Nd:YAG 1064 nm, 532 nm, 355 nmMax. 80 W, pulse 10±3 psCLASS IV LASER PRODUCT

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Typical long term 355 nm output average power stability of Atlantic 80-UV30 under constant environmental conditions

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Atlantic 25-IR-GR12-UV8

Model 355 nm output max power:UV2HE → 3 WUV8 → 8 WUV18 → 18 WUV30 → 30 W

532 nm output max power:GR3HE → 3 WGR12 → 12 WGR25 → 25 WGR40 → 40 W

1064 nm output (only for models with multiple outputs)

Fundamental wavelength max power:6HE → 6 W25 → 25 W50 → 50 W80 → 80 W

ORDERING INFORMATION

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Outline drawings of Atlantic 6HE, 25, 50, 80 laser head with two and three outputs (dimensions in mm)

L ASER HE AD & POWER SUPPLY OUTL INE DRAWINGS

P I C O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S Atlantic

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Outline drawings of Atlantic 6HE, 25, 50, 80 power supply unit (dimensions in mm)

Outline drawings of Atlantic 6HE-UV2HE, 25-UV8, 50-UV18, 80-UV30 laser head with a single 355 nm output (dimensions in mm)

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NL200 seriesCompact Q-switched DPSS Lasers

FE ATURES ▶ Up to 4 mJ pulse energy at 1064 nm

▶ Up to 2500 Hz variable repetition rate

▶ 532 nm, 355 nm, 266 nm, 213 nm wavelengths as standard options

▶ <10 ns pulse duration at 1064 nm

▶ Electro-optical Q-switching

▶ Turn-key operation

▶ Rugged sealed cavity

▶ Compact size

▶ Simple and robust

▶ Air cooled

▶ External TTL triggering

▶ Remote control via keypad and/or PC with supplied LabVIEW™ drivers

▶ Remote control pad

APPL ICAT IONS ▶ Material processing

▶ LCD and OLED display panel repair

▶ Marking

▶ Micromachining

▶ Engraving

▶ Laser deposition

▶ Laser cleaning

▶ Ablation

▶ Spectroscopy

▶ OPO pumping

▶ Remote sensing

N A N O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S

NL200 series DPSS air-cooled nanosecond lasers offer high pulse energy at kHz repetition rates. End-pumped design makes this laser compact and easy to integrate into various laser equipment both industrial and R&D. Featuring short nanosecond pulse duration, variable repetition rate and external TTL triggering, nanosecond diode pumped NL200 series Q-switched lasers are excellent and cost-effective sources for specific applications, when higher pulse energy is required, like material processing, LCD and OLED display

panel repair, ablation, marking, engraving, laser cleaning, laser deposition and many more.

This laser can be equipped with harmonic generation modules for 532 nm, 355 nm, 266 nm and 213 nm wavelengths. Excellent energy stability and a wide range of wavelength options make this laser a perfect tool for spectroscopy, photoacoustic imaging and remote sensing applications. The mechanically stable and hermetically sealed design ensures reliable operation and long lifetime of the laser components.

BENEF ITS ▶ Continuous tuning of repetition rate while maintaining constant pulse energy, superior beam pointing and energy stability make the laser the first choice for micromachining, marking, thin film removing applications

▶ Close to Gaussian smooth beam profile with low value M² < 1.3 and good focusability is beneficial for such applications, as LCD and OLED display repair

▶ Compactness and lightness make a laser easy transportable, saves on valuable laboratory space

▶ Fast wavelength selection is superior for applications where alternating wavelengths are required, like material ablation, LIBS

▶ Air cooling, cheap and reliable end-pumping technology, amplifiers free DPSS design guarantee easy operation and alignment of laser, simple installation and low life-time ownership cost

▶ Variety of control interfaces USB, RS232, LAN, WLAN ensure easy control and integration of laser with laboratory or OEM equipment

Because of its robust design and diode-pumped technology this laser can work 24/7 with minimal down time and low life-time ownership cost.

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1) Due to continuous improvement, all specifications are subject to change. Parameters marked typical are illustrative; they are indications of typical performance and will vary with each unit we manufacture. Unless stated otherwise all specifications are measured at 1064 nm and for basic system without options.

2) Unless stated otherwise all specifications are measured at 2500 Hz pulse repetition rate.

3) Unless stated otherwise all specifications are measured at 1000 Hz pulse repetition rate.

4) Averaged from pulses emitted during 30 sec time interval.

SPEC IF ICAT IONS 1)

Model NL201 2) NL202 3) NL204 3)

Pulse energyat 1064 nm 0.9 mJ 2.0 mJ 4.0 mJat 532 nm 0.3 mJ 0.9 mJ 2.0 mJat 355 nm 0.2 mJ 0.6 mJ 1.3 mJat 266 nm 0.08 mJ 0.2 mJ 0.6 mJat 213 nm 0.04 mJ 0.1 mJ 0.2 mJ

Pulse to pulse energy stability (StdDev) 4)

at 1064 nm <0.5 %at 532 nm <2.5 %at 355 nm <3.5 %at 266 nm <4.0 %at 213 nm <5.0 %

Typical pulse duration 5) 7 – 10 nsPower drift 6) ± 2 %Pulse repetition rate 10 – 2500 Hz 10 – 1000 Hz 500 – 1000 HzBeam spatial profile Close to Gaussian in near and far fieldsEllipticity 0.9 – 1.1 at 1064 nmM² <1.3 Beam divergence 7) <3 mrad Polarization linearTypical beam diameter 8) 0.7 mmBeam pointing stability (StDev) 9) ≤10 µradOptical jitter (StdDev) 10) <0.5 ns

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICSLaser head (W × L × H) 11) 164 × 320 × 93 mmPower supply unit (W × L × H) 365 × 415 × 290 mmUmbilical length 3 m

OPERATING REQUIREMENTSCooling air cooledAmbient temperature 18 – 30 °CRealtive humidity 20 – 80 % (non-condensing)Power requirements 100 – 240 V AC, single phase, 50/60 Hz Power consumption <600 W

NL200 series

5) FWHM at 1064 nm.6) Measured over 8 hour period after 20 min warm-up

when ambient temperature variation is less than ±2 °C.7) Full angle measured at the 1/e² level at 1064 nm.8) Beam diameter is measured at 1064 nm at the 1/e²

level.9) Beam pointing stability is evaluated as movement of

the beam centroid in the focal plane of a focusing element.

10) With respect to QSW IN or SYNC OUT pulse.11) Without optional harmonic module.

VISIBLE AND/OR INVISIBLE LASER RADIATIONAVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECTREFLECTED OR SCATTERED RADIATION

Nd:YAG 1064 nm, 532 nm, 355 nm, 266 nmMax. 4 mJ, pulse 7–10 nsCLASS IV LASER PRODUCT

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Fig 3. NL202 laser head drawing

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PERFORMANCE

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ORDERING INFORMATIONNL201-H200SHC

Model Harmonic generator options:H200SHC → second harmonicH200THC → third harmonicH200FHC → fourth harmonicH200FiHC → fifth harmonic

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Note: Laser must be connected to the mains electricity all the time. If there will be no mains electricity for longer that 1 hour then laser (system) needs warm up for a few hours before switching on.

N A N O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S

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N A N O S E C O N D I N D U S T R I A L L A S E R S

The NL230 series diode-pumped short nanosecond lasers are designed to produce high-intensity, high-brightness pulses and are targeted for applications such as material ablation, Light Detection And Ranging (LIDAR), remote sensing, mass spectroscopy, OPO, Ti:Sapphire or dye laser pumping and many more. Diode pumping allows maintenance-free laser operation for an extended period of time - more than 3 years for an estimated eight working hours per day.

Because laser head components are placed in a robust, sealed and precisely machined monolithic aluminium block, this laser can reliably

work in a harsh industrial environment with applications such as laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS).

Second and third harmonic options allows for an expanded range of applications, where high pulse energy and high pulse to pulse stability are required.

For easy and seamless control and integration with other industrial equipment, the NL230 series laser is equipped with USB/RS232 interfaces and can be externally triggered with a jitter as low as <0,5ns rms.

NL230 series lasers are designed to work reliably 24/7 in an industrial environment.

NL230 seriesHigh Energy Q-switched DPSS Nd:YAG Lasers

FE ATURES ▶ Diode-pumped ▶ Rugged sealed laser cavity ▶ Up to 190 mJ at 1064 nm pulse energy

▶ Up to 100 Hz pulse repetition rate ▶ Short pulse duration in the 2 – 4 ns range

▶ Variable reflectivity output coupler for low-divergence beam

▶ Quiet operation: no more flashlamp firing sound

▶ Remote control via keypad and/or PC with supplied LabVIEW™ drivers

▶ Optional temperature-stabilized second and third harmonic generators

▶ Electromechanical shutter (optional)

▶ Easy replaceable output window

APPL ICAT IONS ▶ LIBS (Light Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy)

▶ Material ablation ▶ OPO pumping ▶ Remote Sensing ▶ LIDAR (Light Detection And Ranging)

▶ Mass Spectroscopy ▶ LIF (Light Induced Fluorescence)

BENEF ITS ▶ Short duration 2 – 4 ns pulses ensures strong interaction with material, are highly suitable for LIBS

▶ User selectable wavelength single axis output is superior for experiments, where alternating wavelengths are required, like material ablation, LIBS

▶ Rugged, monolithic design enables laser usage in hash environment

▶ Diode pumped design provides quiet operation, eliminates the irritation of flash light

▶ Variety of interfaces USB, RS232, LAN, WiFi ensures easy control and integration with other equipment

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1) Due to continuous improvement, all specifications are subject to change. The parameters marked typical may vary with each unit we manufacture. Unless stated otherwise all specifications are measured at 1064 nm and for basic system without options.

2) Outputs are not simultaneous. Inquire for higher energy (up to 350 mJ at 50 Hz, 250 mJ at 100 Hz) custom models.

3) With H230SHC or H230STHC harmonic generator module.

4) With H230THC or H230STHC generator modules.5) Averaged from pulses, emitted during 30 sec time

interval.6) Measured over 8 hours period after 20 min warm-up

when ambient temperature variation is less than ± 2 °C.

7) FWHM.8) Near field (at the output aperture) TOP HAT fit is >80%. 9) Full angle measured at the 1/e2 level.10) Beam pointing stability is evaluated as movement of

the beam centroid in the focal plane of a focusing element.

11) Beam diameter is measured at 1064 nm at the 1/e² level.

12) With respect to SYNC OUT pulse.13) With respect to QSW IN pulse.14) Adequate room air conditioning should be provided.

NL230 series

SPEC IF ICAT IONS 1)

Model NL231-50 NL231-100Pulse energy (not less than) 2)

at 1064 nm 190 mJ 150 mJ at 532 nm 3) 110 mJ 90 mJat 355 nm 4) 55 mJ 40 mJ

Pulse energy stability (StdDev) 5) at 1064 nm < 1 % at 532 nm < 2.5 %at 355 nm < 3.5 %

Pulse repetition rate 50 Hz 100 HzPower drift 6) < ±1 %Pulse duration 7) 2 – 4 ns Linewidth < 1 cm⁻¹ at 1064 nmBeam profile 8) “Top Hat” in near field and close to Gaussian in far fieldBeam divergence 9) < 0.8 mrad Beam pointing stability (StDev) 10) ≤ 60 μradPolarization linear, > 95 % at 1064 nmTypical beam diameter 11) 5 mm Optical pulse jitter (StDev)

Internal triggering regime 12) < 0.5 nsExternal triggering regime 13) < 0.5 ns

SYNC OUT pulse delay -100 ms ... 100 msTypical warm-up time 10 min

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICSLaser head size (W × L × H) (without optional harmonic modules) 251 × 291 × 167 ± 3 mm

Power supply unit (W × L × H)Desktop case 471 × 391 × 147 mm ± 3 mm19″ module 483 × 355 × 133 mm ± 3 mmExternal chiller inquire

Umbilical length 2.5 m

OPERATING REQUIREMENTSCooling (air cooled) 14) external chillerAmbient temperature 18 – 27 ºCRelative humidity (non-condensing) 20 – 80 %Power requirements 100 – 240 V AC, single phase, 50/60 HzPower consumption < 1.0 kVA

VISIBLE AND/OR INVISIBLE LASER RADIATIONAVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECTREFLECTED OR SCATTERED RADIATION

Nd:YAG 1064 nm, 532 nm, 355 nmMax. 190 mJ, pulse 3 – 7 nsCLASS IV LASER PRODUCT

DANGER

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Fig 4. Typical NL230 series laser head outline drawing

Fig 1. NL230 laser typical near field beam profile Fig 2. NL230 laser typical far field beam profile

Fig 3. NL230 laser pulse waveform

X axis

Y axis

PERFORMANCE

OUTL INE DRAWINGS

Measure P1.ddelay P2.width P3.areavalue 72.011 ns 5.507 ns 2.358455 mVsmean 72.044 ns 5.482 ns 2.355738 mVsmin 71.456 ns 5.167 ns 2.277066 mVsmax 72.552 ns 5.970 ns 2.409653 mVssdev 156.11 ps 81.27 ps 16.89196 pVsnum 4.697 × 10³ 4.697 × 10³ 4.697 × 10³

ORDERING INFORMATIONNL231-H230THC

Model Optional harmonic generator modules

Note: Laser must be connected to the mains electricity all the time. If there will be no mains electricity for longer that 1 hour then laser (system) needs warm up for a few hours before switching on.

225

75150

251

50290

50

10

174

167

189

71

110

358 200

NL230

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