Galvanometer Mirror
Galvo mirrors are the core components of laser scanning systems, achieving precise dynamic control of the beam through rapid deflection of the mirrors. With the advantages of fast scanning speed, high positioning accuracy and fast response, they can complete complex scanning tasks in a short time and achieve high-precision laser beam positioning.
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