Buying YLF Lasers
YLF lasers, typically based on Nd:YLF, emit at 1047 nm or 1053 nm. They are often used as alternatives to Nd:YAG lasers when specific wavelength requirements or other performance characteristics are needed.
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Suppliers for YLF Lasers
16 suppliers for YLF lasers are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
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![]() Let the light be always with you! Geola Digital Ltd.Naugarduko 41 LT-03227 Vilnius Lithuania | ![]() The GxJ series is a family of four laser models, each of which is based on a Nd:YLF oscillator and one or more Nd:phosphate glass amplifiers. They produce near-diffraction limited single-longitudinal mode (SLM) Gaussian radiation in the nanosecond regime with pulse energies from 1 J to 16 J (fundamental harmonic). Design features include a highly stable EO or passively Q-switched, linear telescopic or ring-cavity oscillator, 2-pass amplification using high energy Brillouin phase conjugation (SBS), and optional frequency conversion to the second or third harmonics in DKDP. They are rigorously designed as highly versatile laboratory tools, meeting the high standards required for scientific interferometric or holography applications, where smooth beam shape and long coherence length is vital. |
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Coherent Corp. United States | |
Crystalaser United States | |
GMP SA, Büro Zürich Switzerland | |
LAS Photonics Israel | |
Litron Lasers Ltd. United Kingdom | |
Northrop Grumman - Cutting Edge Optronics United States | |
Optoprim Germany GmbH Germany | |
Pantec Biosolutions AG Liechtenstein | |
PHOTONICPARTS Germany | |
Photonics Industries International, Inc. United States | |
Quantum Light Instruments Lithuania | |
Soliton Laser- und Messtechnik GmbH Germany | |
Topag Lasertechnik GmbH Germany | |
TRUMPF Inc. United States | |
Voyawave Optics Ltd. China |