Short and ultrashort pulse laser | TRUMPF
Short and ultra-short pulse lasers from TRUMPF are the ideal industry-ready tool for micro-processing. They are well-suited for all standard processing methods such as cutting, drilling, ablating, and structuring, in a wide range of materials. The bandwidth of the TruMicro Series ranges from nanosecond lasers (ns-lasers) to ultrashort pulse lasers, picosecond lasers, and femtosecond lasers (ps- and fs-lasers). The ps-lasers and fs-lasers enable cold processing of the material even at moderate average power, meaning that there is practically no heat input on the workpiece. The average laser powers of the short and ultrashort pulse lasers from TRUMPF range from just a few watts to several hundred watts. The high peak pulse powers are unrivalled, with the total costs remaining extremely low over the full life cycle.
TruMicro Series 2000
The fiber-based ultrashort pulse lasers in the TruMicro Series 2000 are distinguished by their compact and light design. The moderate average power and high beam quality will open up new areas of application for you, such as in medical technology or foil processing.
Quick and cost-effective processing of various materials with lasers from the TruMicro Series 5000. These work with an optimal combination of quality, productivity, and profitability, with no limits in terms of industrial suitability. The picosecond and femtosecond lasers impress with their extremely short pulses and high pulse energy of up to 500 μJ.
The high-performance nanosecond lasers of the TruMicro Series 7000 combine short pulses with high pulse energies, even at high frequencies. They are therefore, best-suited to large-scale and quick ablation, drilling, or cutting with maximum throughput.
The high-power TruMicro Series 8000 short-pulse lasers are highly productive and work at an ultraviolet wavelength. The combination of short pulses and high pulse energies create the ideal conditions to manufacture flexible OLED displays using laser lift-off processes. They are therefore best-suited to large-scale and quick ablation, drilling, or cutting with maximum throughput.
TruPulse nano
Our Pulsed Fiber Lasers using GTWave and PulseTune technologies are among the most versatile industrial laser in our portfolio. Operating in the nanosecond pulse duration regime these lasers are widely used in a diverse range of industrial applications, offering users unrivalled flexibility.
Line-focusing optics IR
The line-focusing optics IR from TRUMPF form a thin line from the standard round laser beam, and distribute the power intensity evenly over the entire line profile. The line-focusing optics in the infrared wavelength range can be combined with pulsed and continuous wave solid-state lasers from TRUMPF with flexibility, and can be adapted precisely to application-specific requirements.
In micro-production, short-pulse lasers are used wherever controlled, highly accurate, and reproducible processing is required.
If you're looking for a marking unit for laser markings with ultrashort pulses, the TRUMPF TruMicro Mark 2000 provides an all-around turnkey solution.
TRUMPF Scientific Lasers develops innovative solutions of the highest possible quality. They are mainly used for research purposes.
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