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LASER COMPONENTS Develop New Laser Diode Modules for Machine Vision Applications

Nov 29 2010

LASER COMPONENTS has added a new range of laser diode modules to their popular FLEXPOINT series.

Laser Diode Module

The MVmicro laser family is ideal for independent image processing operations. These lasers create a fine beam with unvarying power circulation along the entire length.

The laser diode modules do not require any specific tool for effective focusing. These lasers can be availed for a wide range of wavelengths and it can line ‘fan angles’ with 100mW of output power.

Power can be supplied through a default M12 plug. Protection of the module is IP54 with an optional IP67.

Source: http://www.lasercomponents.com

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