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The first ultrafast laser was created in the 1970s. However, the development of them for different appliances still continues. So there are some recent developments connected to ultrafast lasers that we are going to reveal in this article. 
The specific characteristics of one of the ultrafast lasers, femtosecond lasers, can give scientists an opportunity to interact with biological material by changing cells’ functions one by one. Ultrafast lasers produce short fiber laser pulses that transfer energy to electrons before interacting with the environment. For instance, an electron can get energy from two photons before losing energy itself while interacting with other electrons. This unique feature helps scientists in manipulating living cells.
Ultrafast lasers decrease the amount of heat transferring to ablate material without melting. As a result, the scientists get a very clean microfabrication process. Besides, by focusing on a place a few microns in size the laser beam can excite electrons with two low-energy photons. This process takes place only when there is high intensity and limitation of the local interaction with the material. 
So scientists have achieved the production of ultrafast lasers that create microstructures for biological studies and have the capability to modify the behavior of living cells. 
The other research team of scientists from China used ultrafast lasers for taking the first films of the molecules. Scientists fired an intense ray of light at samples to take X-ray photos. According to them, their developed cameras are one billion times faster. So this ability makes it possible to take the moments of the speediest processes like chemical reactions. 
This invention gives researchers an opportunity to create the first molecular movies. The research team is going to continue the new fiber laser system optimization and make it available for global users. 
This new fiber laser system based on an ultrafast laser is one of the state-of-the-art fiber laser technologies. It can produce fiber laser pulses with identical photons and find small changes in material structure. During the test period, the experiments were held with the usage of the “water window”, a spectral window where photons are absorbed by carbon, not by oxygen. In this case, water is more transparent to X-rays. But other crucial elements, like carbons, strongly interact with X-rays. Thanks to the coherent and ultrafast pulses, scientists could take X-ray images of molecules and atoms. 
Both these new technologies containing ultrafast lasers have an aim to reveal fundamental processes in materials, technology, and living organisms. Moreover, they will lead to new discoveries in fiber laser technology. 
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
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High power ultrafast lasers have a great diversity of applications thanks to their short pulse durations and high peak powers. 
Ultrafast lasers are applied in materials processing applications, medical fiber lasers, microscopy, etc. All the fiber lasers‘ advantages provide them with higher powers. However, fiber laser technology is particularly sensitive to the effects such as thermal lensing.
Thermal lensing is a process occurring in ultrafast laser gain media, especially for operation at higher power levels. It crucially limits the laser beam quality and the output power. These processes decline the ultrafast lasers‘ performance and can also cause an absence of the mode-lock and producing pulses. For high power ultrafast lasers, thermal lensing can even result in the whole system crashing. Besides, thermal lensing results in astigmatism in ultrafast laser cavities. Ultrafast lasers work in continuous-wave (CW) mode for cavity alignment. And then the ultrafast lasers switch to a pulsed configuration for actual use. But thermal lensing may disrupt the work of the ultrafast laser system.
The impossibility to apply pulsed laser beams makes ultrafast lasers ineffective. However, there are a few available options that can help in manipulating the inherent thermal properties of gain media and preventing thermal lensing. One of them is choosing the proper dispersive mirror coatings.
With the help of highly dispersive intracavity mirror coatings, scientists have an opportunity to minimize the effect of thermal lensing. Thanks to these achievements, they could produce better high power ultrafast lasers where there are intracavity optics with negligible thermal effects. These ultrafast laser systems are useful for both external optics and outside of the ultrafast laser cavity. The thermal lensing-limiting technology can supervise the laser beam stability and pulse compression whereas detrimental thermal effects are minimized.
Scientists could develop highly dispersive ultrafast mirrors for ultrafast lasers. These mirrors can maintain high reflectiveness and desirable pulse compression while providing negligible thermal effects. Such characteristics are achieved by careful management of the different processes during coating deposition.
However, several ultrafast laser systems don’t require this newly developed technology. Several lasers don’t have a high average power for thermal lensing to occur. So it isn’t a significant issue for them. Some fiber laser systems don’t include a solid-state lasing cavity where thermal effects may have a place. Nevertheless, there are solid-state high power ultrafast lasers where low thermal lensing is crucial.
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
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According to the fiber laser market experts, there are three parameters to determine fiber laser market size and growth rate. First of all, it is fiber laser applications that drive fiber lasers popularity. Secondly, it is the correlation of the adoption that is driven by unique technology and adoption that is driven by price. Thirdly, the economic conditions that can influence the implementation of the newly developed fiber laser technology. Together, the specialists employ information about econometric causal models to predict the development of the fiber laser segments.
Forecasting in the fiber laser segment can still be different because there were some unpredictable events during the last years. For example, trade tariffs imposed on goods imported into the USA from China. The government aimed to increase the selling of US goods to local companies. However, for fiber lasers that was not really an effective measure. Then, the lockdown due to COVID-19 influenced the fiber laser market. The closure of fiber laser manufacturing factories in China and shipping delays and many other aspects had a negative impact on the market. 
However, despite all the situations that took place last year, they didn’t influence the fiber laser technology market that much. According to statistics, the fiber laser sensing market has grown to over $2 billion in the last few years. Most of the fiber lasers for sensing are diode lasers that are applied in smartphones. 
Talking about the medical fiber laser segment, the sales were slowed down in several countries. However, the fiber laser sales are back to normal rates where the pandemic has eased. Meanwhile, the fiber laser sales for the military are most of all unaffected. But there can be some delays in delivery. 
For communications, specialists were expecting a great increase in fiber laser sales because of the pandemic. However, it didn’t happen. In fact, the fiber laser market in this sphere showed delays in many communications projects, which were especially for China. 
As for fiber lasers for materials processing, the trade tariffs demonstrated a larger negative effect in comparison with the pandemic. After the lockdown, the economy, as well as the fiber laser market, seem to recover quickly and return to normal. 
All in all, we can see that there are various globally widespread fiber laser markets. While 2020 was difficult for the fiber laser system segment because of the lockdown, it could get through it and recover the rates to the normal levels. That is why specialists think that 2021 will be a strong year for fiber laser sales. It would be hard to achieve the same levels of 2017-2018. But looking at the global economic conditions, these rates would still be good news. 
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
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Science has always had an aim to develop more efficient manufacturing fiber laser technology. That is a crucial element of the new industrial revolution, called Industry 4.0 technologies. One of its aspects is ultrafast fiber lasers that give an opportunity to perform processes at high speeds. And 3D printing is the field where ultrafast fiber lasers can be well applied. 
German scientists are going to demonstrate how 3D-printed components can be welded with a fiber laser. Their aim is to create an expert system that could optimize additive manufacturing processes. The printed units can subsequently be welded with a fiber laser. 
Fiber laser transmission welding is already considered to be an acknowledged industrial joining process for plastic components. However, for the 3D printer’s components, there is a difficulty. The reason is cavities and boundary layers in the 3D-printed components that prevent the creation of a uniform weld. The components can be totally similar outside but have different internal structures. That is why researchers are going to design a fiber laser system with unified process knowledge in it. The enterprises will not have to make a full analysis of every component in detail to weld it with a fiber laser. 
For fiber laser welding, researchers are studying fused deposition modeling. In this process, thin strands of molten plastic are superimposed layer by layer. The developing fiber laser system will give information on the material, layer thickness, etc. That provides the highest possible permeability for the laser beam.
Moreover, the research team is going to design a way to measure the transmission with spatial resolution. It includes measuring at which points the laser beam is transmitted and other important aspects. This information will be applied to control the fiber laser transmission welding process with the expert fiber laser system. Their aim is a process control fiber laser system that can regulate the fiber laser power. If the laser beam is less transmitted at a certain point, the fiber laser power should be increased. If the component is more light-transmissive, lower fiber laser power is enough. 
Fiber laser transmission welding can be produced to connect the units made from thermoplastics. Two joining elements from different materials (transparent and non-transparent plastic, for example) can be welded with the help of a laser beam. The laser beam penetrates the transparent joining part, and when it gets into the non-transparent plastic, the fiber laser light is absorbed and turned into thermal energy. Finally, the plastic in the joining area melts, and a weld seam is made.
This newly developed fiber laser design is going to make easier optimization of manufacturing processes for enterprises by using a fiber laser. 
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
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Fiber laser technology is an advanced sphere of modern technology, where a lot of scientists from different countries are actively involved in developments. Last year, researchers from Russia demonstrated a newly developed and successfully tested unique soliton fiber laser.
The Russian scientists explained that fiber lasers are of fundamental importance to scientific development all over the world. According to researchers, fiber lasers with a high pulse repetition rate are especially in demand in photonics, a promising analog of electronics.
Their newly developed soliton fiber laser with double pulse stabilization differs from other types of fiber lasers in compactness, reliability, and convenience of laser beam delivery. The fiber lasers‘ basis is fiber optics that help in emitting part of the energy into the laser cavity. Double synchronization helps to match the phases of the longitudinal waves and achieve ultra-short powerful pulses. After several cycles of radiation, there is a state in which the pulses become solitons.
Thanks to the double stabilization of the fiber laser pulse, scientists could develop a fiber laser that combines high-frequency pulses with a high-quality pulse train. The fiber laser design contains a nonlinear polarization rotation effect and a frequency shift effect produced by an optical modulator. According to researchers, that is why the main advantage of the new fiber laser is the maintenance of harmonic synchronization of longitudinal waves in any generation mode. Now the next aim for the developers is further improvement of their fiber laser performance. 
It’s been a while since the creation of the first fiber laser. However, fiber lasers proved to be one of the most effective technologies in every sphere. For example, fiber lasers made a revolution in ophthalmology just three years later after their creation. At each stage of the fiber lasers‘ development, there were problems that needed to be solved. They were produced in different fields, for instance, in medicine, industry, quantum computing, fundamental science, etc. Therefore, nowadays fiber laser systems have a lot of applications. 
The emergence of new types of fiber lasers always opens up unique, not previously foreseen options for their applications. The development of fiber laser technology today determines success in a number of scientific and applied fields.
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
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Last month a health organization from the USA tested a newly developed fiber laser that can turn kidney stones into dust-like particles. Thanks to this new fiber laser technology, specialists are capable of reducing even large kidney stones to dust and then suction or flush them from the patient’s body. The super-pulsed fiber laser targets the water in the stones and turns a big stone, for example, the size of a thumb, into dust particles of 100 microns or fewer. 
According to the statistics, the number of Americans with kidney stones has doubled in recent years. More than 10% of the population had a kidney stone experience in their life. That is why scientists were looking for more effective treatment techniques including fiber laser systems.
As fiber laser technology has evolved in recent years, fiber lasers have been applied in lithotripsy to break up stones. There is even no need for incisions. A specialist passes a fiber laser to see and part it. In comparison with the other types of lasers, the thulium fiber laser can split kidney stones 10 times smaller than by usual a holmium laser that is mostly used. The smaller particles generated from the thulium fiber laser are easier to remove. 
Due to the research, a holmium laser can clear 50% — 60% of stone fragments, while a thulium fiber laser is able to clear more than 90% of fragments. Scientists also hope to achieve such high numbers clinically. This fiber laser technology allows making the treatment procedure less painful and costly than surgically removing. Thanks to this fiber laser system, there would be no incisions and far less chance of complications such as bleeding or infection. Moreover, patients would have no need for an overnight hospital stay.
Nowadays, the research team started developing a sensing device to prevent injury to the ureter during stone surgery. This new device will be used with the thulium fiber laser. The common approach with the use of both these developments demonstrated 94% clearance rates of kidney stones. 
Both these fiber laser technologies lead to further evolution in surgery and improvement in the quality of life for people.
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
If you are interested in Optromix fiber laser systems or Optromix CO2 lasers, please contact us at info@optromix.com

Laser marking has grown significantly important because of the chain visibility value. Fiber laser technology allows parts to be marked before heat treatments and to be reliable after the process. Nowadays, we can consider that fiber laser technology made a revolution in traceability capabilities.
Traceability is the ability of parts and products tracking across the supply chain. While different marking models can offer just individual part traceability before the hard processes, fiber laser marking keeps high legibility both before and after, for example, heat treatments. 
Despite the fact that fiber laser technology can achieve high-quality and high-contrast identifiers, the fiber laser marks are constant and provide a high level of legibility after heat treatments that transform the product’s surface. When a product has been treated with heat, it undergoes thermal expansion and then returns to the usual size. That is why many forms of identification lose their legibility.
Fiber laser systems allow reliable traceability by giving highly customized identifiers with regulated sizes. In comparison with the other marking systems, fiber laser technology provides many dimensions that can fit all the particular needs.
A fiber laser was named thanks to its laser that is produced by an optical fiber and has been treated with rare elements. These elements provide low-energy inputs for producing high-energy outputs. For high legibility achieving, the fiber lasers should meet several requirements. First of all, fiber laser power needs to be between 50W and 100W to provide the marking degree. Secondly, environmental factors like moisture and dust can influence the fiber laser‘s effectiveness. IP ratings are applied to ensure that fiber lasers work in the optimal environment. For the best results, there is a necessity for a high IP rating. 
In marking, a fiber laser creates etchings on the product surface and provides more space between the sections of the marking. As a consequence, these marks, produced by fiber lasers, are less likely to lose readability after heat treating. So in the future, they can retain a wide amount of information. 
Fiber laser technology is the only way that allows achieving individual identification without slowing down the supply chain. 
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
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According to scientists, stimulated Raman scattering is still one of the development challenges for multi kilowatt fiber lasers. To make an evolution in fiber laser technology towards multi kilowatt systems with the high-quality laser beam, fiber laser manufacturers should adopt stimulated Raman scattering mitigation strategies. 
Stimulated Raman scattering is a nonlinear phenomenon. It appears when the optical intensity becomes more than the threshold value. Because most of the added energy provided to the fiber laser is wasted, the stimulated Raman scattering restraints the output power.
The optical feedback that reflects from the workpiece could be a reason for serious challenges like fiber laser instabilities or defects to a fiber laser’s pump diodes. The instability of the output power or laser beam can greatly influence the different industrial processes and change the quality of the product. When the effectiveness and the reliability of fiber lasers still are the main qualities for industrial applications.
Despite the enormous progress in Stimulated Raman scattering, the output power of single mode lasers hardly exceeds a few kilowatts. Transverse mode instability is another technical challenge that has a bad influence on the multi kilowatt system development. It is a nonlinear effect that appears in fiber lasers. Transverse mode instability occurs suddenly when the average power limit is reached.
The transverse mode instability is well-known for a long time so scientists could better study it and develop the most effective suppression schemes. The difficulty is that transverse mode instability suppression options often penalize Stimulated Raman scattering suppression. That is why it is necessary to find the right balance, while also paying attention to other standards like reliability considerations and technological limitations.
So the fiber lasers‘ power transcends the Stimulated Raman scattering threshold with the help of the applied traditional approaches. There is no comprehensive solution that is why the constant development helps in fiber lasers‘ understanding at multi kilowatt regimes. Still, there are some issues to be solved to produce reliable and highly efficient industrial fiber lasers.
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
If you are interested in Optromix fiber laser systems or Optromix CO2 lasers, please contact us at info@optromix.com

Ring microlasers have potential light sources for photonic applications. However, there can be some aspects to be solved. For example, connecting several fiber lasers into a set there can lead to unwanted extra modes. However, thanks to modern fiber laser technology, scientists could create chip-sized single mode lasers. 
To develop such a single mode laser with a size of a chip, scientists should make the fiber lasers stronger, smaller, and more stable. Nowadays, a research team from the USA designed two-dimensional arrays of microlasers with the stability of a single mode laser. Moreover, they could achieve higher power density than it was before. 
The developed fiber lasers should be coherent and stable to reserve the data processed by a photonic device. The single mode lasers are the best way for it but their combination is dimmer and less powerful compared to the multimode lasers. Logically, to create high-power multimode laser scientists need to combine several single mode lasers together. But the problem is the competition between modes that makes the fiber laser array less coherent.
It is important to arrange a single mode operation laser because the brightness of the fiber laser array increases with the number of fiber lasers when they are synchronized in one supermode. Researchers made a conclusion that they can reach this single mode operation by including a ‘superpartner ‘ from the concept of supersymmetry. 
According to the research team, the previous works based on the superpartner fiber laser arrays principle were just one-dimensional. The modern fiber laser system shows an array with five rows and five columns of microlasers. Scientists also predict more power scaling using the same formula for a larger array. 
This scientific work could also be applied to the previous research on vortex lasers that can take control of a laser beam and its spiral movement. The capacity to get laser beams under control could give an opportunity for scientists to code fiber laser systems at even higher densities. 
Single mode lasers have a vast range of applications starting from optical sensing and ending with optical communications. And this scientific research could help to make a step forward by developing a more efficient laser module.
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
If you are interested in Optromix fiber laser systems or Optromix CO2 lasers, please contact us at info@optromix.com

We all perfectly know the impact of fiber laser technology on different spheres of science. The accuracy of the laser beam has become irreplaceable to the spheres of medicine, telecommunications, etc. However, just a few people have heard about the fiber lasers‘ appliances as art instruments. And we are not talking about restoring the old artwork like in cleaning techniques. 
As we already know, fiber lasers can cut patterns in materials like paper, wood, and metal. The patterns are highly immune to harsh environments and chemical influence. The scientists used all these features to create a new fiber laser system, that can be useful for some artists and designers.
Recently, the research team from Russia has created a fiber laser paintbrush. It helps the designers who develop, erase or change the colors of strokes on a titanium canvas. 
From the very beginning, the scientists created a device based on fiber laser that produced oxidation to develop a full-color palette on stainless steel. There is no need for any external colorants. In reality, an oxide layer is formed on the top of the metal surface. It has a special thickness and chemical composition. Once the researchers found the certain parameters for each color, they got an idea to invent a special instrument based on fiber laser for it. 
For erasing and rewriting the research team invented a printer that can create titanium artwork based on a fiber laser by using an image. The printer includes a nanosecond ytterbium fiber laser system with a scanner that could move the laser beam. To make the strokes, the fiber laser paintbrush heats the titanium surface. And when the metal cools, a thin oxide layer forms, producing colors. The researchers found out that the color brightness is getting reduced after the second fiber laser pass. They also could change the intensity and scanning speed a little that helped to remove the color completely from the surface.  
The research team created several famous art masterpieces to demonstrate the work of fiber laser paintbrushes. It took just three minutes to create a picture with the fiber laser system that the artists could create for years. Then the scientists are going to develop a fiber laser system as a handheld tool. So the artists could use it more like a real pen or paintbrush.
Optromix Inc., headquartered in Cambridge, MA, USA, is a manufacturer of laser technologies, optical fiber sensors, and optical monitoring systems. We develop and manufacture a broad variety of Fiber lasers, СО 2 lasers, Ti: Sapphire lasers, Dye lasers, and Excimer Lasers. We offer simple Erbium laser and Ytterbium laser products, as well as sophisticated laser systems with unique characteristics, based on the client’s inquiry.
We manufacture laser modules using our technologies based on the advanced research work and patents of the international R&D team. Laser processes are high-quality, high-precision, easily automated manufacturing solutions that provide repeatability and flexibility.
If you are interested in Optromix fiber laser systems or Optromix CO2 lasers, please contact us at info@optromix.com