Where to Buy Diode-pumped Lasers

Laser Peak offers diode-pumped solid-state lasers with pulse durations in the femtosecond, the picosecond, and the nanosecond range. Our DPSS lasers are robust, reliable and economical.

The Stuttgart Instruments Primus is an ultrafast solid-state laser at 1040 nm central wavelength. It provides several watts of output power at 40 MHz pulse repetition rate and 450 fs pulse duration. Its superior low noise level, even reaching the shot noise limit above 300 kHz, and excellent long-term stability enable ultrasensitive applications.

The entire system is encapsulated in a solid CNC-cut and water-cooled housing, thus reaching excellent robustness against external perturbations.

Lithium Six is a family of diode-pumped solid-state lasers emitting femtosecond pulses. They are very compact and deliver high quality pulses and high peak powers at a breakthrough price.

Lithium Six is available in two versions: with central wavelength in the near-IR region and in the green one. Each version offers several fixed wavelengths and repetition rates for experimental optimization. Now it is also available with an optional module for broadband generation for B-CARS microspectroscopy.

The AMPHOS laser products are based on diode-pumped laser technology. Efficient power conversion in robust slab amplifiers allows for extremely high average powers, pulse energies and peak powers, while maintaining good beam quality and requiring only a modest amount of electrical power.

RPMC Lasers offers one of the widest selections of pulsed and CW diode-pumped lasers, ranging from the UV through the IR regimes. Our product offerings include continuous-wave (CW) and pulsed diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) lasers, fiber lasers, ultrafast lasers, microchip lasers, tunable lasers, MIL-spec lasers, and CW DPSS laser modules, with a wide range of output powers, pulse widths, and pulse repetition rates. Applications include material processing, LIDAR, micromachining, and MANY others.

The large range of Lumibird pulsed nanosecond solid-state lasers includes diode-pumped models, from 5 mJ to 650 mJ at 1064 nm, from single pulse to 400 Hz. These lasers can be integrated into a system thanks to their compactness and robustness, or used as stand-alone devices. Several wavelengths are available, including 1.57 µm.

HÜBNER Photonics offer continuous-wave diode-pumped lasers (DPLs) with wavelengths between 355 nm and 1064 nm. Most of them feature single-longitudinal mode operation with excellent noise and power stabilty.

Laser Quantum manufactures a wide range of diode-pumped solid-state lasers with wavelengths and powers from 473 to 1064 nm, 25 mW to 16 W. Laser Quantum guarantee exceptional reliability, compact size and long lifetimes, suitable for a large variety of applications.

Frankfurt Laser Company offers a wide range of diode-pumped solid state laser products, including the smallest DPSS laser heads, low cost modules, low power and high power laser systems and high quality single longitudinal mode laser systems with different power output and wavelengths.

EKSPLA offers a wide range of femtosecond, picosecond and nanosecond lasers for research and industrial applications.

NKT Photonics offers a wide range of diode-pumped ultrafast fiber lasers. All lasers are maintenance-free and packaged in a dust-sealed enclosure allowing for operation in the harshest environments. The combination of advanced fiber laser technology and nonlinear frequency conversion results in a broad range of wavelengths, from UV to infrared, and pulse durations from femtosecond to nanosecond.

As a breakthrough in DPSS laser technology, the MirPac is a 2.94-μm Er:YAG laser with TEM₀₀ output beam in a hermetically sealed windowed package that was the first of its kind. Operating at 2940 nm, the wavelength with strongest absorption in water, the MirPac is ideal for use in tandem with water or with materials that contain some amount of water.

Teem Photonics offers air-cooled diode-pumped passively Q-switched lasers – the Microchip laser series and the more powerful Powerchip laser series. Higher average power versions are based on a MOFA architecture, i.e., using a fiber amplifier. All can generate intense sub-nanosecond pulses. Available emission wavelengths are 1535 nm, 1064 nm, 532 nm, 355 nm, 266 nm and 213 nm.