CO2 Lenses and Mirrors for Precision Laser Engraving of Medical and Dental Instruments

November 1, 2018 Products

CO2 Precision Marking Lenses from Laser Research Optics come in 0.5 in to 1.5 in sizes with focal lengths from 1 in to 25 in at 0.5 in increments with < 0.2 percent total absorption values to keep them cooler.

To maintain sharper cuts with fewer passes when laser engraving medical and dental instruments, CO2 Precision Marking Lenses from Laser Research Optics come in 0.5 in to 1.5 in sizes with focal lengths from 1 in to 25 in at 0.5 in increments with < 0.2 percent total absorption values to keep them cooler. Made from silicon with an enhanced silver DMBR coating to provide up to 99.6 percent reflectivity, CO2 Precision Mirrors are available in 0.75 in to 3.0 in sizes from 2 mm to 10 mm thick.

Laser Research Optics (Providence, RI) carries a line of CO2 lenses and mirrors for precision engraving and marking lasers that are in stock for OEMs and as field replacements for end users. CO2 Precision Marking Lenses are offered in 0.5 in to 1.5 in sizes with focal lengths from 1 in to 25 in at 0.5 in increments with < 0.2 percent total absorption values to keep them cooler. They enable lasers to maintain sharper cuts with fewer passes and are ideal for engraving medical and dental instruments. They are available off-the-shelf for same-day shipment. Made from silicon with an enhanced silver DMBR coating to provide up to 99.6 percent reflectivity, CO2 Precision Mirrors are available in 0.75 in to 3.0 in sizes from 2 mm to 10 mm thick. CO2 Precision Marking Lenses and Mirrors are priced from $140.00 (depending upon size and quantity), are available from stock and are suitable for Camtech®, Emission®, Epilog®, Ferba®, GCC Laser Pro®, Gravograph®, Jamieson®, Kern®, Pinnacle®, Synrad®, Trotec®, Universal® and Vytek® lasers.

Laser Research Optics Division of Meller Optics, Inc., 120 Corliss Street, Providence, RI 02904, 888-239-5545, Fax: 401-331-4004, scott@laserresearch.net, www.laserresearch.net.

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