Record-making power
For 35 years, Thales Group has been an industry leader in diode-pumped and flashlamp-pumped nanosecond lasers.
They also produce the most powerful ultra-short Ti:Sa femtosecond laser systems. These lasers currently hold the record for the highest peak power—reaching up to 10 PetaWatts.
The femtosecond laser systems have applications in scientific research and space. Their nanosecond range is used around the world for industrial applications such as silicon annealing, laser shock peening, Laser Lift Off and carbon fiber cutting.
Interesting fact: the first 2 lasers to land on Mars were from Thales Group—and they’re still in operation. Talk to Raymax about a custom state-of-the-art laser source from Thales.
What does Thales Group manufacture?
High-energy Diode-Pumped & Flashlamp-Pumped Nanosecond Lasers
At Raymax, we know how to adapt the technology to the task. When looking at whether diode-pumped OR flashlight-pumped lasers are more suitable for your application, we can help you balance repetition rate, cost-effectiveness, and energy for the best result. Talk to Raymax about this range to improve the performance of your machining processes.
Ultrashort Ti:Sa Femtosecond Laser Systems
Is your particle, nuclear, or extreme light physics research team looking for a high peak power laser to advance your research? Thales lasers have reached a record peak power of 10 PetaWatts. This power is a culmination of many other laser sources. Talk to the laser physics experts at Raymax about ultrashort Ti:Sa femtosecond laser systems from Thales for your scientific research goal.
