Gecko-45-HSS is a 45,000 RPM polygon laser scanner with a 4.5 mm aperture. It has a linear scan speed up to 12KHz. High speed, combined with a 20 degree scan angle, are ideal for many biomedical applications including: Ophthalmology; Microscopy;…
DoveTM is an 8000 RPM polygon laser scanner with a 15 mm aperture. In material processing applications it has a multi-kilowatt laser damage threshold. Its size and speed make it also suitable for LIDAR, inspection, imaging and other high-speed raster…
Polygon scanners can scan at hundreds of meters / second and have a high laser damage threshold which makes them ideal for high speed laser cleaning. The new Gecko-5-HP1 is the first compact polygon scanner designed for high power laser…
Polygon scanners can move a laser beam > 10x faster than a galvanometer scanner. The simplest implementation of a polygon scanner is a very fast line scan across a moving target. In applications like laser cleaning or surface treatment, a…
In some situations, high power and USP / Ultrafast lasers cannot achieve their full speed potential with galvanometer (galvo) scanners. When scan speeds of hundreds of meters a second are required, a polygon scanner may be the solution. The NEW…
Precision Laser Scanning offers the most advanced polygon scanner controller available today. Polygon scanners historically run at a single working speed and use a motor controller with a low level TTL system interface. This simple scheme, implemented without a CPU,…
High power 1064 nm lasers have become very popular for material processing. 1064 nm is invisible to the human eye but it is still necessary to have some method to visualize the beam. Coated paper Laser Viewing/Detection Cards block 100%…
High speed polygon scanners are needed when galvanometer scanners are not fast enough. Polygon scanners are typically made to order involving long lead times and high cost due to low volume. Now, Precision Laser Scanning is offering two GECKO polygon…
Material processing, with high power lasers, requires large aperture scanners to focus a large beam to a small spot on target. Imaging applications, including LIDAR, collision avoidance, food product sorting and quality control also require large aperture scanners to collect…