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    Ophir Photonics to display non-contact focus spot and position monitor at SPIE Photonics West 2015

    Jan. 12, 2015
    The BeamWatch 2.0 non-contact focus spot and position monitor for very high-power YAG and fiber lasers has utility in material processing applications.
    Beam Watch Screen 300 2 5dd8489600799

    The BeamWatch 2.0 non-contact focus spot and position monitor for very high-power YAG and fiber lasers has utility in material processing applications. Features include dual-axis capability and new optics for viewing beams down to 50 µm.

    SPIE Photonics West booth number: 1401

    To Learn More:

    Contact: Ophir Photonics
    Headquarters: North Logan, UT
    Product: BeamWatch 2.0 non-contact focus spot and position monitor
    Key Features: Dual-axis capability

    What Ophir Photonics says:
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