D - 5000 DUO 20W DPPS Laser
Description
D DUO lasers are designed for industrial laser marking applications. In-built motion control, TCPIP communication and digital I/O make it possible to integrate the laser in to most production lines. Alternatively D-Duo lasers can be installed in workstations for standalone applications. They are fast and powerful lasers designed for marking delicate substrates and for coating ablation. High contrast marks can be achieved with no thermal damage to the substrate. The lasers are available in a range of different powers meaning that they can meet the needs of
most applications at an affordable price.
D - 5000 DUO 20W DPPS Laser
Specifications |
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| Wavelength: | 1064 nm |
| Max Output Power: | 20000 mW |
Features
The D-5000 SERIES is an end-pumped DPSS Laser system, on a Nd-YV04 active medium. Ideal for marking delicate substrates and coating ablation.
- D-5000 lasers have short pulse width to minimize thermal impact
- Compact head design is ideal for high-speed, on-line integration
- D-5000 lasers include full 3 axis motion control for driving external axes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the D DUO laser has in-built motion control, TCPIP communication, and digital I/O that make it possible to integrate the laser into most production lines.
Accessories for the D DUO laser include a handheld terminal, touch screen terminal, beam pointer, encoder kit, photcell kit, and alarm kit.
The D DUO laser is available in a range of different powers, including 1.5W, 5W, 10W, and 20W.
The D DUO laser is designed for industrial laser marking applications.
The D DUO laser is designed for marking delicate substrates and for coating ablation. High contrast marks can be achieved with no thermal damage to the substrate.