NEW: HP100A-50KW-GD to measure extremely high-power laser beams
Thursday, January 11, 2024
Quebec City, QC, Canada, January 11, 2024 - Gentec-EO, a provider of laser beam measurement instruments, has announced a new measurement solution for high-power laser beams up to 50 kW.
The HP100A-50KW-GD laser power detector was designed mainly for high-power laser and laser system manufacturers, factories that cut thick metal parts with high-power lasers, and defense applications.
With its gold reflector cone and back-reflection reducing geometry, the HP100A-50KW-GD traps > 97 % of the incident light and can handle up to 50 kW of continuous laser power. The very low back-reflections of the detector ensure a safer working environment with high-power lasers. This detector can also handle the high intensities of small beams.
Practical design for high-power laser beams
- The gold cone design allows for very high damage thresholds of 25 kW/cm2.
- Very low back-reflections, < 2.5 %, make it safe to use even at 50 kW.
- Compact: less than 20 cm thick.
- Serial commands available via USB. Other connectors are available on request.
- Water flow and temperature are monitored in real-time and displayed continuously, so you won’t risk burning out the detector if the cooling is interrupted.
- Customizable design: tell us your needs!
Log your measurements on a Gentec-EO display or on your PC
Each detector comes with both a DB15 connector for use with a Gentec-EO display (MAESTRO, MIRO ALTITUDE, TUNER, or UNO) and a USB output for direct connection to a PC. Our proprietary software is available for free for all our customers. Other connectors are available upon request.
Available now
The HP100A-50KW-GD is available to order now. For more information contact a Gentec-EO local sales representative or visit the product page: https://www.gentec-eo.com/products/hp100a-50kw-gd
Not the right specifications for you? Contact us!
We can design a high-power detector for your specific application. We have designed and built power detectors for up to 120,000 W of continuous power, and as large as 500 mm x 500 mm. Tell us about the laser you want to measure.
