Precision Laser Scanning, LLC, specializes in high speed polygon scanners. Our technical staff has a combined experience of over 100 years designing polygon scanners. Some people reach out to us because their galvanometer scanners are not fast enough. We provide assistance to implement high speed polygon scanning.
Standard models of large and small polygon scanners are available with short lead time and low prices. (See the Eagle Eye, Wood Pecker Dove and Gecko models.) Custom models are available with any number of facets.
We have many related products that can help you to implement a polygon scanner into a Polygon Scan Head:
Start-Of-Scan (SOS) detection kit for accurate scanning.
Laser On/Off controller to sync a laser to a polygon.
Raster scan controller to sync laser plus galvo or stage to polygon
Marking Controller to mark, pattern, drill or surface modification at polygon speed.
Compact beam expanders to adjust the incoming beam size.
Beam shaping for top hat / flattop or donut energy profile.
High accuracy F-Theta lenses.
IR detection glass for making high power beams visible.
We provide advice on many different applications for high speed polygon scanning, including:
MATERIAL PROCESSING
Polygon scanners can be easy to implement with a moving target. For X-Y scanning of a stationery target, our raster scan controller will sync polygon and galvo scanners for easy implementation of high speed cleaning or surface treatment. Our marking controller can be implemented for high speed marking applications.
USP LASERS
Polygon scanners may be required to realize the full potential of the latest high power, Ultrafast and Ultra Short Pulse lasers. A polygon scanner has a much higher laser damage threshold than a galvo scanner.
INSPECTION
Our large aperture, high speed polygon scanners are ideal for inspection applications.
LIDAR
Our large aperture polygon scanners, with any facet angle, are ideal for long range LIDAR systems needing X or X-Y axis polygon scanning
Our compact Gecko scanners are ideal for collision avoidance on small UAVs and autonomous vehicles.
Many informative topics on polygon scanning can be found in our Laser Scanning News section.