Better Defect Detection When Working with CO2 Lasers
10.6µm Notch Filter Prevents Over-radiation in Process Monitoring
(PresseBox) - Infrared notch filters at 10.6 µm enable reliable monitoring via thermal imaging cameras when working with CO2 lasers. They block the laser wavelength with an optical density of 6 and a bandwidth of approximately 2 ?m. This prevents the camera image from being saturated by the intense laser light.
The rest of the thermal image, on the other hand, is only reduced by about 15% across a transmission range of 8-13 ?m. The filters are available immediately from LASER COMPONENTS on germanium at a standard size of 1?inch.
CO2 lasers are used in industry for welding, cutting, and forming work, among other applications. Process monitoring can detect defects such as weld spatter or hairline cracks at an early stage.
LASER COMPONENTS was founded by Günther Paul as a sales company in 1982. Neither the EU nor the euro existed at that time. It was almost impossible for companies to import components from abroad; we became the reliable partner for imported components. Much has changed since then: The internet has made the world smaller, start-ups have become major players, and last but not least, we have also continued to develop.
However, we have always stayed true to our core business: the production and sale of optical and optoelectronic components.
LASER COMPONENTS has grown over the years. In 1986 the first production facility was opened in Germany; sales branches were founded in France, Great Britain, Sweden, and the U.S.A.; and production facilities were set up in Canada and the U.S.A.
The most important resource in our company’s history is our employees; many a 30-year employee anniversary has already been celebrated. Long-term employment relationships ensure our know-how, and we are convinced that we are on the right track with this tradition!
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LASER COMPONENTS was founded by Günther Paul as a sales company in 1982. Neither the EU nor the euro existed at that time. It was almost impossible for companies to import components from abroad; we became the reliable partner for imported components. Much has changed since then: The internet has made the world smaller, start-ups have become major players, and last but not least, we have also continued to develop.
However, we have always stayed true to our core business: the production and sale of optical and optoelectronic components.
LASER COMPONENTS has grown over the years. In 1986 the first production facility was opened in Germany; sales branches were founded in France, Great Britain, Sweden, and the U.S.A.; and production facilities were set up in Canada and the U.S.A.
The most important resource in our company’s history is our employees; many a 30-year employee anniversary has already been celebrated. Long-term employment relationships ensure our know-how, and we are convinced that we are on the right track with this tradition!
Datum: 26.07.2022 - 08:37 Uhr
Sprache: Deutsch
News-ID 664399
Anzahl Zeichen: 1952
contact information:
Contact person: Claudia Michalke
Town:
Olching
Phone: +49 (8142) 2864-85
Kategorie:
Consulting
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