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    Synrad to showcase industrial CO2 laser at LASER World of PHOTONICS 2017

    June 9, 2017
    The vi40 40W CO2 laser has utility in industrial coding, marking, and engraving applications.
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    The vi40 40W CO2 laser has utility in industrial coding, marking, and engraving applications. It features the company's Gen2 tube design to deliver a stable, accurate laser beam with a 100 kHz maximum pulse frequency for precise control and high-resolution processing without external correction optics. Its Temperature Broadcast feature enables real-time temperature monitoring of the laser tube.

    LASER World of PHOTONICS booth number: A2, 542

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    Contact:Synrad
    Headquarters: Mukilteo, WA
    Product: vi40 40W CO2 laser
    Key Feature: 100 kHz maximum pulse frequency

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