Leading the way in ultrafast laser technology
Amplitude is a leading manufacturer of ultrafast lasers for scientific, medical and industrial applications.
They’re well regarded for their femtosecond lasers which can ablate material on a submicron scale, without affecting the properties of the original material. This technology is used in micromachining for a range of industries.
Since 2014, Continuum has been part of the Amplitude group. Continuum was established 1975 and is a trusted name in standard and custom nanosecond lasers.
Raymax partners with Amplitude so Australian and New Zealand industrial, medical and scientific fields can benefit from their large range of distinct laser products.
What does Amplitude manufacture?
Ultrafast lasers
Amplitude’s femtosecond lasers offer high-quality and high-precision microprocessing. The ablated material is removed at a micron or submicron scale. And the properties of the original material aren’t altered. These energy efficient, compact and reliable femtosecond lasers have other various applications in industry, medical and science fields. Amplitude’s range also includes Titanium: Sapphire based laser systems.
Nanosecond lasers
In 2014, the Amplitude Group acquired Continuum—one of the most trusted names in the field of standard and custom nanosecond lasers. Their nanosecond lasers are based on a wide range of materials including, Nd:YAG, Nd:YLF, Nd:Phosphate, and Nd:Silicate glasses. Nanosecond lasers have various applications in industrial, medical, and scientific fields.
Satsuma X
Satsuma X is a robust 50 W femtosecond platform combining high energy (500 μJ), high repetition rate (tunable up to 40 MHz), pulse duration under 400 fs, and high beam quality.
Satsuma X fits any material processing targets, such as battery patterning, nozzle drilling, high-quality texturing, wafer dicing, OLED cutting – Satsuma X is designed for the most demanding applications even 24/7 industrial operation.
