C-Fiber 780 High Power and ELMO 780
2 August 2017
Menlo Systems’ refurbished C-Fiber 780 High Power erbium-doped femtosecond fibre laser now offers increased output powers at 780nm and 1,560nm
Menlo Systems
BlueCut micro-Joule and Orange femtosecond fibre lasers
22 January 2015
The Menlo Systems BlueCut femtosecond laser enables fast and efficient processing at low cost of ownership. With its femtosecond burst mode feature and repetition rate ranging from single-shot to 10MHz the user can be sure to achieve maximum efficiency and ablation rates for your process. In addition to that, fast external tuneability of the pulse energy allows processing with constant fluence across the part, even with changing spot overlap.
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