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Amplitude launches femtosecond lasers for industrial applications

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2024-07-02 14:44:49
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Recently, French femtosecond pulse and high peak power (PW class) laser manufacturer Amplitude announced that the company has launched a newly designed Satsuma X femtosecond laser, setting a new benchmark for industrial environments.

This product was first announced in 2022 and is now available in a brand new design with proven durability and versatility. In pursuit of excellence and customer satisfaction, the company has spent time polishing and providing a 50 W/500 μ J femtosecond laser on the market to meet current and future industrial challenges.

With its proven robustness and versatility, Satsuma X aims to meet the most demanding requirements in various industrial and medical fields, encouraging the development of new applications.

Unparalleled performance and versatility
The Satsuma X femtosecond laser designed by Amplitude has unparalleled features, making it the ultimate choice for precision laser applications:
At a frequency of 100 kHz, a single femtosecond pulse can reach an energy level of 500 μ J, and can reach 1.5mJ when using the optional SuperBurst mode.
Adjustable repetition rate (up to 40 MHz for single transmitter settings).
Improved burst forming in MHz and GHz modes.
Accurate pulse control.
Realize true GHz processing from 30 to 3000 pulses and easily switch between MHz/GHz modes.
Compact design: optimized to minimize footprint.

To meet industrial needs, Satsuma X femtosecond lasers can be equipped with compatible options (GhzBurst, FemtoTrig, FemtoBurst, and SuperBurst) to enhance performance and adapt to the most complex applications.
Satsuma X has been rigorously tested by customers from various industries under actual industrial conditions for verification and customer satisfaction. The feedback is very positive, and the customer is satisfied with the robustness, versatility, and pulse processing ability of the laser. These practical verifications highlight the excellent performance and reliability of Satsuma X in demanding applications.

Applications and advantages
Satsuma X laser is designed for a wide range of applications and can provide excellent results in various materials and processes, such as:
Impact glass drilling:
No material damage
A drilling diameter of 30 μ m
Depth up to 500 μ m
The aspect ratio is 1:16
Silicon cutting:
No cracks or heat affected zone (HAZ)
Excellent removal rate
Stainless steel texture treatment:
Efficient removal
Bottom flatness control
40 μ m rib height
The Satsuma X femtosecond laser not only sets new standards in performance and reliability, but also provides ideal solutions for various complex applications in the industrial and medical fields.

Source: OFweek

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