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Flux-Grown Crystals

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SKTP flux-grown Potassium Titanyle Phosphate (KTP) crystals from Raicol Crystals Ltd. are high gray track resistance flux grown KTP crystals that can function at high average power densities, retaining high efficiency and being produced in a larger aperture.

SKTP can work with high average power densities up to 3 kW/ cm² at 532 nm, enabling effective gray track resistance. Its expected life-time is at least 8× that of standard KTP. The SKTP crystal can be producedin any size for apertures up to an impressive 25×25 mm².

SKTP crystals are designed for use in medium power green lasers for medical, industrial, scientific and other applications.

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May 2018
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