Laser Processing

150 W carbon-dioxide laser is air-cooled

Jan. 25, 2023

An air-cooled 150 W, 10.6 µm carbon-dioxide laser is designed for use with the company's ULTRA X6000 laser material processing system.

An air-cooled 150 W, 10.6 µm carbon-dioxide (CO₂) laser is designed for use with the company’s ULTRA X6000 laser material processing system. It uses Rapid Reconfiguration technology for ease of installation and re-installation to optimize system configuration for laser processing or general maintenance accessibility.

Universal Laser Systems

Scottsdale, AZ

www.ulsinc.com

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