Where to Buy Lasers

Laser Quantum is a world-class manufacturer of high-quality diode-pumped solid-state and ultrafast lasers.

Lumibird manufactures a wide range of lasers thanks to its expertise in three key technologies: pulsed solid-state lasers (nanosecond range), CW and pulsed fiber lasers and fiber amplifiers, and laser diodes. Various application areas are addressed, in industry (manufacturing, lidar sensors), science (laboratories and universities), medical (ophthalmology) and defense.

The HI-Q™ Laser houses a proprietary driver/controller and the OEwaves laser source which is based on a high quality factor (Q) Whispering Gallery Mode (WGM) micro-resonator. The laser is scalable to a variety of wavelengths in 370–4500 nm.

The unique technology of the OEwaves HI-Q™ Laser leverages the self-injection on locking of a suitable commercially available laser diode via a resonant optical feedback from a high-Q WGM micro-resonator. Its monolithically integrated approach along with micro-scale mass and volume make the laser virtually insensitive to environmental vibrations.

TOPTICA's products provide an ultra-broad laser wavelength coverage: 190 nm – 0.1 THz (corresponding to 3 mm). They enable a big variety of demanding applications in quantum optics, spectroscopy, biophotonics, microscopy, test & measurement, as well as materials inspection. The unique wavelength range is based on three major product categories:

- diode lasers, 190 nm – 3500 nm with frequency-conversion techniques

- ultrafast fiber lasers, 488 nm – 2300 nm, (3500 nm customized) 5000 – 15000 nm

- terahertz systems, 0.1 – 6 THz (15 THz customized)

Ti:sapphire is the workhorse of ultrafast lasers due to its high gain bandwidth, enabling delivery of the shortest pulses and scalable to high pulse energy and average power. KMLabs provides a full suite of modelocked oscillators and integrated oscillator-amplifier systems, spanning pulse energies from the nJ range to 30 mJ in pulses from 15 fs to 40 fs.

Frankfurt Laser Company offers the widest wavelength range for laser diodes on the world market from 370 nm to 12 µm, single mode & multimode, broad area, DFB and DBR, fiber Bragg grating stabilized, quantum cascade, VCSELs, superluminescent diodes and mid-IR light emitting diodes. We offer wavelength selection and custom packaging; please contact us to discuss your requirements.

Class 5 Photonics offer powerful and high-performance femtosecond lasers based on optical parametric chirped pulse amplification (OPCPA) suitable for higher harmonic generation (HHG):

- 5 W to 100 W average power for demanding applications

- pulse duration from 100 fs down to 9 fs

- pumped by industrial Yb:fiber or Yb:YAG amplifiers

- CEP stability available

- add-ons: EUV to MID-IR wavelength extension

Extreme power at extreme wavelengths with award-winning products serving the ultrafast community with wavelengths ranging from high-flux extreme-ultraviolet (XUV) to high-field Terahertz – enabling researchers in physics, chemistry, and biology to conduct outstanding research at the frontiers of their fields.

RPMC Lasers offers the widest selection of solid-state lasers in North America, including both pulsed and CW sources ranging in wavelength from the UV through the IR. Pulsed lasers include DPSS lasers, flashlamp lasers, fiber lasers, and micro lasers/microchip Lasers. Additionally, CW laser modules including single mode and multimode DPSS laser and laser diode modules available in both fiber coupled and free space configurations.

Applications include material processing, LIDAR, micromachining, and other others.

NKT Photonics offers a wide range of lasers spanning from pulsed diode lasers over ultra-low noise single-frequency fiber lasers and scientific and industrial ultrafast lasers to supercontinuum white light lasers. Whatever your laser need, we have a system for you!

EKPLA offers a wide range of femtosecond, picosecond and nanosecond lasers as well as tunable wavelength systems for research and industrial applications.

Edmund Optics offers a wide range of laser sources, including machine vision lasers, life science lasers, metrology lasers, gas lasers, industrial and point lasers, and material processing lasers.