Beam Expander 46-GBE23-1.5X-266
Description
Photonic Devices' precision Galilean beam expanders have been sold globally for over 20 years and include an extensive number of standard models. These multi-element beam expanders have been computer-designed to provide excellent wavefront quality with minimum beam deformation. All lens elements are air spaced and the majority of models have variable air spacing for collimation adjustment. All lens surfaces have multilayer antireflection coatings, with power handling capabilities over 1kW (> 200W for beam expanders operating at 10.6 microns).
Beam Expander 46-GBE23-1.5X-266
Specifications |
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| Wavelength Range: | 266-10600nm |
| Magnification: | 1.5 |
Features
Standard wavelengths range from 266 nm to 10600 nm
Multiple element designs for minimum wavefront distortion
High power handling
Variable magnification capability on Zoom Expanders
A miniature 1.5X pre-expander (0.67X if attached in the reverse direction) may be added to most models to extend the range of magnification.
All models are compatible with the MG001 Series of Alignment Gimbal Mounts
Applications
Materials Processing
Marking
Cutting
Welding
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Beam Expander 46-GBE23-1.5X-266 is designed to expand the diameter of collimated beams.
The Beam Expander 46-GBE23-1.5X-266 supports wavelengths ranging from 266 nm to 10600 nm.
Yes, a miniature 1.5X pre-expander (0.67X if attached in the reverse direction) can be added to most models to extend the range of magnification.
The Beam Expander 46-GBE23-1.5X-266 is commonly used in materials processing, marking, cutting, and welding applications.
Yes, the majority of models of the Beam Expander 46-GBE23-1.5X-266 have variable air spacing for collimation adjustment.