250 W CO2 laser

Nov. 5, 2013
Coherent introduces DIAMOND E-250 CO2 laser offering 250 W of average power and > 75 W of peak pulse power.

Santa Clara, CA - Coherent has released the new DIAMOND E-250, the latest member of the E-Series CO2 laser family. The power range for the Coherent E-Series product line extends from 150 W to 1000 W, with thousands of lasers installed worldwide. The new DIAMOND E-250 is a fully sealed, pulsed CO2 laser offering 250 W of average power and >750 W of peak pulse power.

The DIAMOND E-250 has its RF power module integrated within the same housing as the laser tube, eliminating the RF umbilical cable required in older Coherent K-series lasers as well as other suppliers with separate RF power supply units.

With an output wavelength of 10.6 micron, the DIAMOND E-250 targets a wide range of materials processing applications in which throughput, quality, process capability and low cost of ownership are critical, and where a minimal footprint is desired. Applications include converting, cutting, drilling, scribing, engraving, and marking of a wide variety of materials such as paper, cardboard, acrylic, plastic, glass, ceramics, textiles, denim, leather, rubber, thin metals, wood and stone.

In addition to the DIAMOND E-250, Coherent is also offering the new DIAMOND E-250i in the same advanced compact configuration with an output wavelength of 9.4 micron. The shorter wavelength is good for processing a number of materials such as films and plastics used in mobile devices.

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