Photonics Suppliers

Producer of retrofit parts and components for a variety of YAG laser systems. Manufacturer of lamp- and diode-pumped laser sources for OEMs and system integrators. Dual- and three-axis scanning systems for YAG and CO2 wavelengths. ISO 9001 certified.

Offers a range of gain modules and amplifiers with ytterbium doped active tapered double clad fibers for amplification of optical pulses, both nanosecond and picosecond range.

Frankfurt Laser Company develops, produces, and distributes FP, DFB, and DBR laser diodes, laser diode arrays, VCSELs, and QCLs. Products include free-space, fiber-coupled, mid-IR, and superluminescent laser diode modules. Power range is 266 nm to 16 microns and 1 mW to 3000 W.

LaserPoint manufactures laser power and energy meters for laser measurements with high accuracy up to multi-kilowatts optical power level. We also provide patented high-tech solutions to measure ultrafast lasers down to femtosecond pulse duration and high repetition rates up to MHz range.

Develops and manufactures solid-state and gas lasers in the UV-VIS spectrum with special focus on OEM applications in biophotonics, Raman spectroscopy, and holography.

Omicron-Laser offers CW light sources from 355 to 2500 nm, as well as high-speed modulated systems (up to 350 MHz analog and 500 MHz digital), as well as picosecond lasers, as single and multi-wavelength solutions. In addition, laser combiners, narrow bandwidth laser diode modules, and PDT medical laser systems are available.

Supplier of high-power DPSS lasers and direct diode lasers in the wavelength range of 2 to 5 microns. Provides customized solutions from single laser units to developments based on customer specifications and requirements of complete devices and laser machines for medical, industrial, and scientific markets.

A photonic semiconductor company with a complete front-end and back-end fabrication line, specializing in II-VI and III-V compound materials. The manufacturer that offers a wide array of photonic and microelectronic devices: epiwafers, infrared wafers, and detectors, based on proprietary technology.