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The excimer lasers available
from AMS Technologies have already been installed in a variety of
applications both in industrial and R&D
environments. LightMachinery,
leading manufacturer of high quality excimer lasers (formerly sold
under the Lumonics brand), has released the new, re-designed, IPEX-700
series.
Designed to offer a new line of excimer lasers for medium duty cycle operation, the IPEX-700 lasers are well suited for a broad range of applications including for instance pulsed laser deposition, PLD. These lasers feature:
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With their impressive
power levels, short pulses and high repetition rates,
the Q-switched IR, green and UV DPSS lasers available from AMS
Technologies make applications technically and economically possible in
many areas:
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Finding DPSS lasers that offer hundreds of
mW in the 240-250 nm range is still difficult. For such applications, a
frequency doubled Argon ion laser
may be the best and most powerful solution.
The Lexel-95 SHG laser from the well-established company Cambridge Laser Labs provides these high power levels from an Argon laser coupled with high beam quality and long life time. Typical applications include:
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Light Machinery offers an
interesting range of rare, pulsed TEA CO2
lasers. Compared to more common continuous wave (cw) CO2
lasers, these pulsed lasers offer several advantages.
The material interaction of the short, high power pulses from TEA CO2 lasers is quite different from that of long pulse and continuous CO2 lasers. High definition processing with excellent edge quality can be obtained. Plastic materials can be selectively removed from a metal backing, leaving the metal layer untouched. In some applications pulsed CO2 lasers can even replace pulsed UV excimer lasers, which are much more expensive to run. Examples of applications include:
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There is now a quick and simple
way leading to the suitable chiller with very few clicks. AMS
Technologies has just released a web-based selection
tool for thermoelectric and vapor compression chillers
with nominal cooling capacity ranging from 160W to 11kW. Whether thermoelectric or compression based, stand-alone or rackmount: you at first select the type of chiller you are looking for. Should you not be sure about what type is the most suitable one, you can make a comparison among different types. The click on the type leads you to a page where you can enter your required values: cooling capacity, coolant fluid set temperature and ambient temperature. The next page shows you an overview of the chillers that fulfill your cooling requirements including a comparison of their cooling capacity in a diagram. You can now download the datasheet or, where applicable, configure your chiller directly in the tool. For the configuration of the chiller you can select pums, fans, fittings and other options. The tool gives advice about input power, recommended options based on your selection. Try it now: chiller selection tool
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