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Used Lasers & Light Sources in Bavaria, Germany

  • TOPTICA FALC 110 & mFALC

    TOPTICA FALC 110 & mFALC 110

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    For linewidth reduction and phase locking (mFALC) PID regulator with less than 15 ns signal delay 90° phase delay at 45 MHz Addresses laser current (fast) and slow element (drift) Sub-Hz laser linewidths demonstr...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA TopMode

    TOPTICA TopMode

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    TopSeller: 100 mW at 405 nm Customized wavelengths 375 - 515 nm Enables repeatable, high-resolution measurements Easy OEM integration Easy OEM IntegrationTOPTICA’s TopMode lasers operate as easily as a HeNe, bu...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA TopWave 405

    TOPTICA TopWave 405

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    New: up to 2 Watt @ 405 nm Low cost of operation Excellent beam quality, typical M² = 1.15 Coherence length > 100 m NEW: the TopWave XP 405 — a high-power 2 W laser at 405 nm, expanding the TopWave series for dem...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA BoosTA pro

    TOPTICA BoosTA pro

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Up to 4 W single mode output power, gain up to 20 dB Available wavelengths 632 nm .. 1590 nm Compact Amplifier operated with DLC pro or stand alone driver Maintains spectral properties of master oscillator Inp...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA CTL

    TOPTICA CTL

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Wide mode-hop-free tuning (up to 130 nm) Available at wavelengths between 750 nm and 1750 nm High resolution (down to kHz level) Perform measurements at the (quantum) limit with low noise & drift (linewidth < 1 k...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA DL pro

    TOPTICA DL pro

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Intelligent locking to absorption lines or HighFinesse wavelength meters Convenient local and remote operation (with DLC pro) Efficient atom cooling with narrow linewidth down to 0.6 kHz free running Linewidth be...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA DL-SHG pro

    TOPTICA DL-SHG pro

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Resonant frequency doubling stage Wavelengths: 210 .. 680 nm, linewidth 1 .. 120 kHz AutoAlign, PowerLock and FiberMon options With digital control DLC pro: Less drift & linewidth The grating stabilized diode las...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA iBeam smart WS

    TOPTICA iBeam smart WS

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    405 nm, 468 nm, 488 nm, 633 nm, 638 nm , 660 nm, 685 nm, 785 nm , 808 nm, 828 nm , 852 nm Narrow linewidth (typ. 15 MHz) High wavelength stability Perfect choice for applications like Raman, Diffuse Correlation S...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA FemtoFiber smart 780

    TOPTICA FemtoFiber smart 780

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Up to 140 mW avg. power with typ. 85 fs pulses Alignment-free all-fiber setup, use of PM fibers only Free-beam output with excellent TEM00 mode Compact design: optics and electronics just in one box Low power con...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA FemtoFiber ultra 920

    TOPTICA FemtoFiber ultra 920

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Brighter images with Clean Pulse technology Fully turn-key with integrated AOM and GDD No noise-stress for animals thanks to fan-free passive cooling Compact laser design saving valuable table space Low cost of o...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA FemtoFiber ultra 1050

    TOPTICA FemtoFiber ultra 1050

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Fully turn-key with integrated AOM and GDD No noise-stress for animals thanks to fan-free passive cooling Brighter images with clean temporal pulse shape Compact laser design saving valuable table space Low cost ...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA FemtoFErb 1560 FD6.5

    TOPTICA FemtoFErb 1560 FD6.5

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    6.5 meter fiber length (standard) Single-mode, polarization-maintaining fibers Dispersion compensation integrated in laser head Short pulses (typ. 50 fs) at fiber output FC/APC connectors on external fibers, deta...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA iBeam smart

    TOPTICA iBeam smart

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Single mode, TEM00 laser from 375 to 1064 nm FINE and SKILL to eliminate noise and speckle CW or analog, digital, and mixed modulation operation Analog and Digital Modulation up to 250 MHz True one box solution, ...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA TA pro

    TOPTICA TA pro

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    Wavelengths between 632 nm and 1590 nm High power up to 4 W Low noise and drift, narrow linewidth Stable and reliable with pro technology Convenient touch, knob and remote control with DLC pro The TA pro is the f...

    Munich, Germany
  • TOPTICA iBeam smart PT

    TOPTICA iBeam smart PT

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Toptica

    COOLDC: ultra stable permanent fiber coupling FINE and SKILL to eliminate noise and speckle CW or analog, digital, and mixed modulation operation Analog Modulation up to 1 MHz and Digital Modulation up to 250 MHz...

    Munich, Germany
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Overview

Lasers and light sources are essential tools in various industries, including manufacturing, medical, and scientific research. These devices emit focused light beams used for cutting, engraving, medical procedures, and experiments. Depending on the application, lasers can vary in power, wavelength, and design.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used laser or light source?

Check the device's power rating, wavelength, and overall condition. Ensure it meets the requirements for your specific application and verify any available maintenance records.

How do I ensure the laser or light source is shipped safely?

Use a transport service experienced in handling delicate equipment. Ensure the device is properly packaged, with adequate cushioning and protection against shocks.

What is the maintenance schedule for lasers and light sources?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning optical components, ensuring proper cooling, and checking electrical connections. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.