Where to Buy Green Lasers

Lumibird manufactures green lasers obtained by frequency doubling process, both on our pulsed fiber lasers and on our pulsed nanosecond solid-state lasers.

Edmund Optics offers different kinds of green lasers, including argon-ion lasers, diode lasers and diode-pumped solid-state lasers.

RPMC Lasers offers a wide range of green laser diodes and green DPSS lasers. We offer pulsed and CW lasers and modules with packaging at all levels of integration from TO can through turnkey systems.

Thanks to the combination of fiber laser technology and nonlinear frequency conversion, NKT Photonics offers a wide choice of green pulsed lasers from femtosecond to nanosecond pulse duration. Average power ranges from several μW to a few W, and pulse energies from several pJ to hundreds microjoules. NKT Photonics green lasers find applications in many different fields, from microscopy to material characterization and material processing. On top of this, we offer our PILAS gain-switched pulsed diode laser range where the PiL051 has a wavelength of 510 nm.

The ANG-10E-100 laser, based on a MOFA architecture, emits 0.5-ns pulses at 532 nm with 70 kHz repetition rate and an average power around 800 mW.

Compact models of the passively Q-switched range, such as the SNG-40F-1x0 laser, with average output powers between 15 mW and 100 mW and different pulse repetition rates.

Triggered lasers include the STG-03E-1x0 laser, a short pulse laser available also with green output.

Nonlinear frequency conversion techniques access wavelengths that cannot be generated directly from laser diode technology. Via second or fourth harmonic generation, TOPTICA laser systems can access the UV, blue, green, yellow and orange spectral ranges at high powers. TOPTICA offers tunable, single-frequency systems at virtually any wavelength between 190 nm and 780 nm, employing ultrastable seed lasers, power amplification in semiconductor or fiber amplifiers, and a proprietary bow-tie cavity design – all in established pro technology.

IPG CW fiber lasers in the ≤100 W power range typically have fixed wavelengths. Most of these low power models allow the user to select the wavelength over a certain range prior to purchase. For ytterbium lasers, the typical wavelength range is 1030–1090 nm (Yb CW fiber lasers in the range 978–1020 nm are also available); for erbium lasers the range is 1535–1565–nm; for thulium lasers the range is 1.9–2.05 µm. Green lasers operate near 532 ± 18 nm. Raman lasers can supply emission in the 1.1 1.8 µm range. Wavelength-tunable lasers are also available on special order.

Laser Quantum offers 532 nm green lasers from 25 mW to 16 W, suitable for many applications including oscillator pumping (lasers are designed to exceed all requirements for noise sensitive applications such as CEP stabilisation). Other applications include Raman spectroscopy, microscopy, optical tweezing and fluorescence imaging.

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Frankfurt Laser Company offers green laser diodes with emission wavelengths from 500 nm to 570 nm.