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<strong>Laser</strong> Spares and Consumables<br />
Technical Guidance and Sales Support<br />
Axel Haunholter | Phone +49 8153 405-32 | a.haunholter@laser2000.de<br />
<strong>Laser</strong> replacement parts<br />
Several laser rods<br />
Flow plates and flow tubes<br />
Particle filters, resin filter from different laser manufacturers<br />
<strong>Laser</strong> cavities in gold and ceramic versions<br />
<strong>Laser</strong> Rods – Nd:YAG, ND:YLF, Er:YAG, Alexandrite,<br />
Nd:Glass & Ruby<br />
To optimise the beam quality and maximise the output power<br />
of a laser, the correct laser medium and dopant level needs to<br />
be selected. <strong>Laser</strong> 2000 provide solid state laser users with<br />
the largest comprehensive range of retrofit laser rods and<br />
assemblies available.<br />
Water Filter – DI Cartridges, Resin and Particle Filters<br />
<strong>Laser</strong> 2000 provides users with a comprehensive range of<br />
deionising cartridges, resin and particle filters available for<br />
most leading brands of solid state lasers. Most solid state<br />
lasers require a deionisation cartridge or DI resin to maintain<br />
the correct resistivity level of the cooling water. The particle<br />
filter is required to remove debris and particulates from the<br />
water. Both the DI cartridges and particle filter should be regularly<br />
replaced to maintain maximum laser performance.<br />
Flow Tubes and Flow Plates<br />
Flow tube, water jackets and flow plates are used in liquid<br />
cooled solid state lasers to channel and direct coolant across<br />
the surface of laser rods and high powered laser lamps. Flow<br />
tubes and flow plates also ensure the smooth flow of the<br />
coolant minimising any turbulence, eddies or boiling within<br />
the laser head and cavity reflector.<br />
<strong>Laser</strong> Cavities – Gold, Ceramic, Silver and Doped Glass<br />
Over the life time of the gold cavity, the reflective efficiency<br />
will be reduced due to surface damage, contaminant deposits<br />
and possible corrosion. Providing that the reflective surfaces<br />
are not mechanically damaged, the cavity can be salvaged<br />
and re-plated. The cavities are then under plated with<br />
Nickel and over plated with <strong>Laser</strong>Gold. <strong>Laser</strong> 2000 provides<br />
solid state laser users with the largest selection of retrofit<br />
pump cavities currently available. Gold and ceramic are preferred<br />
cavity reflectors used in most laser systems.<br />
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