Lasers & Laser Systems

Excelitas is a leading provider of advanced, life-enriching technologies that make a difference, serving global market leaders in the life sciences, advanced industrial, next-generation semiconductor, aerospace and defense end-markets.

Since 1969, Power Technology, Inc. has innovated in laser technology, offering modules for diverse fields like semiconductor manufacturing, biomedical, industrial, and defense. From laser diode modules with 261 to 13,900 nm wavelengths to advanced HeNe power supplies, PTI excels in custom design and manufacturing for tailored applications.

Specializes in high-performance fiber lasers and fiber amplifiers operating over a wide range of wavelengths and output powers. Applications include materials processing, telecommunications, and scientific research.

Distributor of IR pyroelectric, thermopile, PbS and PbSe, and LED detectors; UV detectors; VIS detectors. IR and VIS laser diodes and diode modules. Signal recovery amplifiers. UV through IR filters, metal mirrors, and other optoelectronic components. NDIR, laser, and electrochemical gas and flame detection modules. Spectroscopy systems. SiPMs.

Supplier of avalanche photodiodes and modules (Si, InGaAs), IR detectors (InGaAs, PbS, PbSe, pyroelectric), photon counting modules, laser diodes and modules (different wavelengths and power), pulsed laser diodes (905 and 1550 nm), laser diode drivers, laser optics, spatial light modulators, polarizers, UV LEDs and glass filters.

RPMC Lasers likely has the solution you're looking for: from components, to OEM modules, to turnkey systems, from manufacturers, primarily in the US and Europe. Since 1996, we have been providing honest advice, committed to helping you find the ideal laser solution. If we don't have it, we'll tell you who does.

Photodigm offers a broad range of monolithic DBR laser diodes for probing atomic and molecular spectroscopic transitions. We fabricate our own product to customer requirements at high power levels. Available in multiple package options, Photodigm single frequency, tunable DBRs form the building blocks for tomorrow's atom-based handheld and mobile systems.