Technology From: Modu-Laser

Argon Laser Systems

Power Output: 10mW-1000mW
Wavelengths: 457nm-514.5nm

The all-in-one "Stellar" series argon lasers, from Modu-Laser, not only offer smaller package sizes and smaller footprints than typical argon laser systems, they provide a very cost-effective argon laser solution for a wide variety of applications.

Products

• Stellar-Pro 457/10
• Stellar-Pro 488/50
• Stellar-Pro 514/50
• Stellar-Pro ML/150
• Stellar-Pro-L 457/20
• Stellar-Pro-L 488/100
• Stellar-Pro-L 514/100
• Stellar-Pro-L ML/300
• Stellar-Pro-L ML/1000
• Stellar-Pro-Select 150 (With Filter Wavelength Selection)
• Stellar-Pro-L-Select 300 (With Filter Wavelength Selection)

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Technology From: Kimmon Koha Co., Ltd.

HeCd Lasers

Power Output: 2mW-50mW, 14mW-180mW
Wavelengths: 325nm, 442nm

Helium Cadmium (HeCd) lasers are the ideal wavelength of choice for Raman and Photoluminescence (PL) excitation at 325nm and 442nm. Kimmon Koha Co., Ltd build, produce, assemble, and process almost everything for their HeCd lasers in-house, allowing them to control the whole manufacturing process.

One of the unique capabilities of the production system is the ability to process raw quartz from their own quartz mines and produce HeCd laser tubes in-house. These capabilities translate into higher quality products for customers.

Another aspect of the Kimmon manufacturing system is the unparalleled feature of gathering data on each laser system. Over 500 pieces of data are gathered on each laser shipped. This data collection enables the prevention of potential problems with each laser prior to shipment.

Laser Application Note for Photoluminescence (679KB)

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Technology From: Renishaw

High Power NIR Diode Lasers

Absolute Power: ≥300mW
Wavelengths: 785nm, 830nm

Renishaw's compact near-infrared lasers are ideal for Raman and photoluminescence spectroscopy, especially for the analysis of samples such as paints and pigments, which strongly fluoresce at visible wavelengths.

Key Features

• Ideal for Raman spectroscopy and photoluminescence studies
• Compact, low weight, air-cooled design for portability
• Frequency stabilisation for artefact-free spectroscopy
• Fibre-coupling option for use with spectrometers and fibre optic probes
• Audible warning of laser emission for added safety
• "Raman-ready" option with built in side-band suppression

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Technology From: Enwave Optronics, Inc.

Frequency Stabilised Laser

Power Output: 150mW-200mW, 300mW-400mW
Stable Centre Wavelengths: 670nm, 785nm, 830nm

These frequency-stabilised diode laser systems provide the best performance and quality at a very competitive price. They are easy to use, reliable, and compact for your routine Raman spectroscopy applications.

Stand alone, ready to use and OEM versions are available.

Key Features

• Affordable
• High Power: 150 - 200 mW or 300 - 400 mW
• Stable Centre Wavelengths: 670, 785, 830 nm
• Narrow Line Width 0.5 cm -1 Typical
• ASE Reduced Design
• Fibre Coupled or Free Space
• Reliable and Long Laser Lifetime
• Robust and Durable Design
• Best Performance/Cost
• Frequency stabilised diode laser
• Raman Application Ready
• Stand Alone for Easy Operation

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Technology From: Renishaw

Helium Neon Laser

Power Output: 17mW without Plasma Line Rejection Filter
Wavelengths: 633nm

This 633nm HeNe laser is air cooled.

Key Features

• Ideal for Raman and PL
  photoluminescence
  studies — high spectral stability and narrow line width
• Emits at 632.8nm in a single mode (TEM00, vertically polarised) — 17 mW output in the visible
• "Raman-ready" — optional plasma filter prevents egress of unwanted emission lines
• Fibre-coupling option — plasma filter removable for use with remote fibre optic probes

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Technology From: Cobolt

Ultra-Low Noise CW DPSS

Power Output: Up to 2000mW
Wavelengths: 355nm, 532nm, 561nm, 660nm, 1064nm

The 05-01 Series lasers are continuous wave (CW) diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS). The UV-visible-NIR lasers are single-frequency lasers with high level of stability, ultra-low noise, very narrow spectral bandwidth and a perfect quality beam over a wide range of operation temperatures. The lasers are based on proprietary PPKTP technology which provides improved power efficiency, large wavelength flexibility and multi-line emission possibility.

Key features

• Single frequency, high power DPSS lasers
• CW power up to 2000 mW in a perfect beam
• Ultra-robust, hermetically sealed packages
• Ultra-low noise, <0.25% rms
• Immunity to optical feedback
• Available wavelengths: 355nm, 532nm, 561nm, 660nm and 1064nm

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Technology From: Cobolt

Low Noise CW DPSS

Power Output: Up to 300mW
Wavelengths: 457nm, 473nm, 491nm, 515nm, 532nm, 561nm, 594nm

The 04-01 Series lasers are continuous wave (CW) diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS). The UV and visible lasers are single-longitudinal-mode lasers with high level of stability, low noise, very narrow spectral bandwidth and a perfect quality beam over a wide range of operation temperatures. The lasers are based on proprietary PPKTP technology which provides improved power efficiency, large wavelength flexibility and multi-line emission possibility.

Key features

• Compact and powerful single longitudinal mode DPSS lasers
• CW power up to 300 mW in a perfect beam
• Ultra-robust, hermetically sealed packages
• True fibre pigtailed option
• Low noise, <0.25% rms
• Available wavelengths: 457nm, 473nm, 491nm, 515nm, 532nm, 561nm and 594 nm

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Technology From: Micro Laser Systems

Laser Diodes for Raman Spectroscopy

Power Output: 28mW-490mW
Wavelengths: 405nm-785nm

For many Raman spectroscopy applications, about 100mW in a small beam is all that is required. To date this has only been satisfied by higher power (300-500mW) multimode lasers with line widths of 0.5nm or larger.

These lasers are designed to give diffraction limited output with narrow line width and high stability. Because they are diffraction limited, they can focus to micron size spots, unlike the higher power lasers, which at best can focus to a 100 micron spot size. These lasers are based on the Lepton IV Series and offer a very affordable alternative to the high power lasers for Raman. This makes these lasers ideal for Raman microscopy.

For OEM

systems, the laser has a very small body with ample mounting holes. Most lasers for Raman have a much larger body and higher power requirements. Output is a ∼2mm circular, Gaussian beam with options for a 4mm or 6mm for Raman confocal microscopy. They also last much longer, operate at lower power and can be pulsed for certain applications.

These lasers make an excellent source for confocal microscopes, scanning, optical tweezers, ophthalmetry, tissue analysis and more.

Key Features

• 785nm 95mW, 785nm 490mW,
• 660nm 28mW
• 2mm circular Gaussian beam
• Diffraction limited
• Line widths <0.1nm
• Power stability <1%
• OEM or Turnkey systems

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Technology From: Photon Systems

Pulsed Deep UV Lasers

Power Output: Over 100mW
Wavelengths: 224.3nm, 248.6nm

The DUV

family of lasers are affordable and offer 224.3nm and 248.6nm. The laser is the size, weight and power consumption of a HeNe laser but with output in the deep UV. The self-contained, integrated, laser controller enables remote computer control for ease of operation and flexible data collection via LabView software. With an input power less than 10W the need for water cooling and other thermal management issues is eliminated.

The lasers reach full power in less than 20 microseconds from a cold start from any ambient temperature from -200 to 100°C without preheating or temperature regulation. With output over 100mW and line widths less than 3GHz or 0.0005nm these are great sources for a wide range of applications.

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