Where to Buy Ultraviolet Lasers

Frankfurt Laser Company offers UV and violet laser diodes from with emission wavelengths from 370 nm to 420 nm.

Laser Peak offers CW ultraviolet lasers as well as pulsed ultraviolett lasers in the femtosecond, the picosecond and the nanosecond regimes.

HÜBNER Photonics offer UV lasers in the Cobolt 05-01 and 06-01 Series, emitting at 355 nm (single-frequency or Q-switched)) or 375 nm (a continuous-wave diode laser).

RPMC Lasers offers a wide range of ultraviolet laser diodes and DPSS lasers between 200 nm and 389 nm. We offer pulsed and CW lasers and modules, available with output powers from 0.5 mW up to 5 kW, as well as with packaging at all levels of integration from TO can through turnkey systems.

LightMachinery excimer lasers are powerful and reliable sources for ultraviolet light. They now feature exciPure™ technology, introduced in 2016; exciPure represents the greatest improvement in excimer gas lifetime and reduction in operating costs in a generation.

The IPEX-700 Seris is designed for medium duty cycle operation in industrial and R & D environments. These lasers deliver high power ultraviolet laser machining combined with state-of-the-art performance. They are ideal for applications such as pulsed laser deposition.

The IPEX-800 series is designed for high duty cycle operation in a manufacturing environment. These lasers deliver high power ultraviolet laser machining combined with state-of-the-art performance. They offer long gas lifetimes, superior optical stability and precise control of laser operating parameters. Easy to use, simple to service and economical to operate, they combine the benefits of high precision excimer processing with the lowest total cost of ownership and highest uptime in the market today.

KMLabs Hyperion VUV provides bright femtosecond pulses at numerous wavelengths across the vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) region, from 6.0 eV (205 nm) to 10.8 eV (115 nm). The discrete tunability of the KMLabs Hyperion VUV vacuum ultraviolet source enables researchers to study a wide range of materials and materials properties. A simple computer-selected change of photon energy provides a powerful capability, previously only available at a synchrotron; this ability to easily change the laser wavelength can enhance many experiments. For example, in angle-resolved photoemission (ARPES) experiments, this tunability allows researchers to distinguish surface effects from bulk effects. For time-of-flight (ToF) studies of molecules, the tunability can distinguish otherwise identical isomers. Hyperion VUV is also highly focusable, and the appropriate optics can be used to reach spot sizes below 10 microns.

As part of our PILAS range of gain-switched pulsed diode lasers, we offer an ultraviolet laser: The PiL037 with a wavelength of 375 nm. All PILAS lasers offer triggable pulses down to 20 ps in a small footprint for both scientific and OEM applications. Available with output wavelengths from 375 nm to 1.6 μm, the PILAS lasers are very versatile and comes with low timing jitter, maintenance-free operation, and low cost of ownership.

Sub-nanosecond passively Q-switched microchip lasers are available with emission wavelengths of 355 nm and 266 nm.

For higher peak powers, we offer the 266 nm PNU-M01210-1x0 lasers, part of the Powerchip series, also available with various wavelengths including 355 nm, 266 nm and 213 nm. Peak powers of tens of kilowatts (or even 160 kW at 1064 nm) are generated, while the pulse durations are always well below a nanosecond. These lasers use a specific long life process to extend lifetime between refurbishments.

TOPTICA provides lasers in the UV range from 190 nm – 390 nm. Proprietary technology and high-end clean room manufacturing capabilities enable stable long-term operation at all wavelengths.