Laser Beam Too Big to Profile? Reduce It!
Ok, so obviously if your laser beam is too big you can just use a beam reducer to get it […]
Laser Beam Too Big to Profile? Reduce It! Read Post »
Ok, so obviously if your laser beam is too big you can just use a beam reducer to get it […]
Laser Beam Too Big to Profile? Reduce It! Read Post »
Don’t you wish there was a one size fits all beam profiler? I know I do. Problem is that the
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In this video, we demonstrate how to configure BeamGage to display the many possible measurement results of a laser under
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Stop me when this sounds familiar. Your laser welding system is not producing the quality welds you expected. You know
How to Increase Laser Welding Efficiency and Reduce Scrap Read Post »
Whether your laser beam is too small or too large, you need to add some optics (an expander or reducer).
Two Different Ways to Expand Your Laser Beam Are You Using the Right Method? Read Post »
Before I get into the ins and outs of correct beam expander usage, you’ve got to know when you need
Using a Laser Beam Expander – How and When? Read Post »
ND filters are a great way to get your laser down to a manageable power for beam profiling. But what’s
Stacking ND Filters: The Right Way and the Wrong Way Read Post »
We are proud to announce that Klaus Hansen is the winner of our Facebook beam profiling image contest. He entered
Here’s How Klaus Hansen Measures his Laser Read Post »
ND filters reduce laser intensity for accurate beam profiling – but misuse can cause damage or distortion.
What Is an ND Filter? How You Should (and Shouldn’t) Use It Read Post »
Adam is a laser technician in a steel processing shop. His job is to make sure the YAG laser system
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Ultraviolet excimer lasers are important for many applications: primarily medical and photolithography, but not exclusively. Measuring them, however, is not
How to Profile an Ultraviolet Excimer Laser Read Post »
So, you measure your laser beam and get this very pretty 3D display of its spatial profile. Awesome!
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