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THE LASER USER


ISSUE 115 MARCH 2025 PRODUCT NEWS


COMPACT SENSOR FOR VERY HIGH POWER LASERS


RANGE OF ALUMINIUM TYPES FOR 3D PRINTERS


TRUMPF has expanded its aluminium portfolio for additive manufacturing, to include alloys that are suitable for the automotive, motorsports, aerospace and bicycle industries. The new aluminium alloys can be used in numerous 3D printing applications, from prototyping to series production.


ONLINE LASER SAFETY CALCULATOR SOFTWARE


MKS Instruments has announced the Ophir® 20K-W High Power Laser Sensor, a compact sensor for measuring very high power lasers. This water-cooled thermal sensor measures powers from 100 W to 20 kW over the spectral range of 800-2000 nm and 10.6 µm.


Contact: Stuart Thomson


stuart.thomson@mksinst.com www.mks.com


Contact: Lynda Mattingley


lynda.mattingley@uk.trumpf.com www.trumpf.com


After years of development, Lasermet is ready to unveil RealTime LSS – the online tool performing laser safety calculations to IEC 60825-1: Safety of Laser Products Part 1. This tool is a game-changer for industries relying on laser technologies, offering an efficient and user- friendly solution to manage safety assessments on-the-go and in real time.


Contact: Paul Tozer paul@lasermet.com www.lasermet.com


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