A new Fibre to Fibre Coupler (FFC) from Coherent enables the use of replaceable, process fibre optic cables so that integral components of the fibre laser

For applications in which high power pulsed laser diodes are utilised in a compact environment, Laser Components is proud to supply an extensive range of driver modules

Models in the TruPlasma RF Series 1000 and TruPlasma RF 3006 range are now equipped with additional features to ensure even higher process stability

LPW Technology, a supplier of powders for additive manufacturing (AM), has launched a new product line called Powderflow

German laser system manufacturer, Eurolaser, has expanded its product range with the addition of two new modules for putting adhesive labels on laser-cut parts

Following the successful integration of the nozzle changer on its CO₂ laser

Concept Laser has presented a tool for position-related real-time monitoring and three-dimensional visualization. Using in-situ process monitoring systems based on an on-axis system it is possible to obtain information about defects during the build process. The next quality level with QMmeltpool 3D will be available from 2016 onwards for the M1 cusing and M2 cusing machines.

OFS, a designer, manufacturer, and supplier of fibre optic products, has introduced its 4x1 TrueM2-14 beam combiner. The TrueM2 platform enables machine manufacturers to build their own fibre laser source using a modular architecture, and to produce a customised fibre laser based on their specific requirements.

The new 4x1 TrueM2-14 combiner can be mated with up to four TrueMode-kW laser cavity modules, or other compatible modules, and is rated up to 4kW.

Laser marking specialist Electrox has launched its latest generation graphical design and laser programming software, ScribaEvo – a specialist solution developed by Electrox’s in-house experts that offers the most intuitive and user-friendly laser marker interface available.

Electrox will be showing ScribaEvo at Autosport at the Birmingham NEC from 8-9 January 2015 for the first time and will also be exhibiting at Southern Manufacturing in Farnborough from 10-12 February 2015.

The new eurolaser analysis tool, Watchdog, are now being delivered to customers.

Watchdog will have a large positive impact on service quality for eurolaser systems. By considering this analysis tool, our customers will always be able to view all the most important functions of their systems. By the remote diagnostics, service calls can be better planned as well as faults can be rectified much faster. This is a large step towards making eurolaser systems even more effective. This process obviously is not completely new, but it is a one of a kind for this market segment.