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JK Lasers Introduces Zoom Beam Expanding Telescope for JK604D Drilling Laser

Jan 3 2011

JK Lasers has introduced the Motorized Zoom Beam Expanding Telescope (ZBET) that has been specifically designed for the JK604D drilling laser.

JK604D Drilling Laser

The Motorized ZBET can remotely and quickly alter the focus position and size of the laser beam by using the LaserView software. The LaserView software is provided with all Nd:YAG lasers manufactured by the company.

The laser’s magnification can be driven continuously from one to four times in 5 s. This feature can substantially improve the in-process versatility and decrease the setup times. The device maintains diffraction-limited performance throughout the complete expansion range and has very less beam wander. The telescope’s optical features are optimized for maximum peak power operation.

Source: http://www.gsiglasers.com/

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