In laser processing, power and speed often capture attention. Yet, a laser tube's core mechanisms – its excitation method and cooling structure – truly determine long-term equipment performance and processing quality. CO2 laser tubes, based on these key technical differences, fall into two main categories: Direct Current (DC) excited glass...
Mastering CO2 Laser Wavelengths: A Guide to 9.3 µm, 9.6 µm, and 10.6 µm Applications
In laser processing, power and beam quality are crucial. However, a hidden hero often overlooked is the CO2 laser wavelength. It truly determines how lasers interact with materials. For CO2 Radio Frequency (RF) lasers, we discuss standard 10.6 µm wavelengths. Additionally, professional 9.3 µm and 9.6 µm wavelengths exist. Understanding...
Five Must-Knows Before Buying a CO2 Laser Tube
Dear laser technology enthusiasts and industrial professionals, are you seeking a powerful "heart" for your cutting, engraving, or marking equipment? Then you simply cannot overlook the CO2 laser tube. It stands as a cornerstone of modern industrial processing. Furthermore, it enables many intricate processes. I. What is a CO2 Laser...