1080nm Large Beam Fiber Collimator
Description
The High Power 1080nm Large Beam Fiber Collimator is designed for high power fiber lasers and fiber amplifiers. These collimators effectively reduce the power density at the output fiber facet.
With low insertion loss, high power handling capability, and excellent temperature stability, they offer reliable performance at a low cost. The collimators are available in both polarization-maintaining (PM) and non-PM versions, and the fiber type and beam diameter can be customized according to specific requirements.
1080nm Large Beam Fiber Collimator
Specifications |
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Central Wavelength: | 1080 nm |
Operating Wavelength Range: | ±20 nm |
Beam Diameter: | 5±1, 7±1 mm |
Working Distance: | 1000 or Specify mm |
Max. Insertion Loss (at 1000mm): | 0.60 dB |
Max. Optical Power (CW): | 5, 10, 20, 30 W |
Max. Insertion Loss (at 1000mm): | 0.60 dB |
Min. Return Loss: | 50 dB |
Fiber Type: | 1060-XP, 10/125; PM980-XP; PM 10/125DC, etc. |
Fiber Length (B): | 1.0 m |
Operation Temperature: | + to +50 °C |
Storage Temperature: | -20 to +75 °C |
Features
- Low Insertion Loss
- High Power Handling
- Low Cost
- PM and Non-PM are available
- Fiber can be customized
- Beam Diameter can be customized
- High Reliability
- Excellent Temperature Stability
Applications
- Fiber Amplifiers
- Fiber Lasers
- Test and Measurement
- Instrumentation
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
- No registration required
- No markups, no fees
- Direct contact with supplier
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Ships from:
China
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Sold by:
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On FindLight:
since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
The key features of the Large Beam Fiber Collimator include low insertion loss, high power handling, low cost, PM and non-PM options, customizable fiber and beam diameter, high reliability, and excellent temperature stability.
Yes, requests for custom fiber pigtails, different wavelengths, handling power of operation, or other specific needs will be readily addressed.
The Large Beam Fiber Collimator is used for fiber lasers, fiber amplifiers, test and measurement, and instrumentation.
For high power applications, direct splicing without connectors is recommended.
The beam size can be as large as 8 mm.