Where to Buy Beam Quality Measurement Devices

Femto Easy offers various types of BeamPro beam profilers with different specifications:

• The BeamPro small pixels profilers are available with pixel sizes from 1.45 μm to 3 μm. They are suitable for measuring focused laser beams with diameters down to 10 µm or less.
• The BeamPro large area profilers are suitable for laser beam diameters greater than 7 m, even up to 25 mm without additional optics.
• The Beampro compact footprint profiler is less than 15 mm thick, allowing beam profiling in small spaces.
• The BeamPro square format profilers are available with the widest range of square sensors, offering the ultimate combination of small pixels, large area and global shutter in a single device.
• The BeamPro SWIR profilers are available with a wide range of SWIR InGaAs-based sensor for measurements of laser beams within 900 – 1700 nm.

They all come with a powerful and user-friendly software.

The BEAMAGE-M2 is an automated laser beam quality measurement system. It is the only M² system on the market equipped with a complete set of 50-mm optics. Also, the sensor is 11.3 × 11.3 mm.

Two beam-steering mirrors are included for quick and easy alignment of your laser into the system. The internal mirrors are factory-aligned and the pre-set height also simplifies the alignment.

The low-profile ingenious mechanics make it easy to fit the device on any optical table.

The calculations are fully compliant to the ISO 11146 and 13694 standards.

Make a complete, ISO-compliant measurement in only 20 seconds with the ROI feature, and in less than a minute with full-frame acquisition.

In the easy-to-navigate software, both automatic and manual settings are available, so data points can be added or removed even after an automatic scan is completed.

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DataRay's products offer multiple ways to measure beam quality: M² measurements to ISO 11146 may be made using a beam profiling camera, or a Beam'R2 scanning slit beam profiler, mounted on an M2DU translation stage.

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