The P -ir60 series solid-state picosecond laser uses an integrated design for a more compact optomechanical and electrical structure, excellent reliability and long-term stability. Multistage solid-state amplification reduces size and improves stability. Output pulse width is less than 10 picoseconds, with reduced thermal effects. Burst Mode provides flexible, diverse pulse-burst patterns. At an infrared wavelength of 1064nm, the P-ir60 series is widely used for high-precision glass marking and cutting, sapphire drilling and cutting, and ceramic marking. Its outstanding performance offers substantial potential for precision processing.
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Shenzhen RFH Laser Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2007 and is a manufacturer of industrial all-solid-state solid-state lasers. The headquarters is located in the High-tech Industrial Park, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, with offices in Wuhan and Suzhou.
After 19 years of development, RFH Laser currently has an industrial laser R&D team composed of professors, experts, and doctors from home and abroad. It has established an application process R&D department, laser R&D department, and electrical R&D department. It has 15 national certificates, 14 computer software copyright certificates, and has been awarded certificates such as "Guangdong Province Specialized and New Enterprise" and "Software Enterprise Certification Certificate", and has been appointed as a governing unit by the Guangdong 3D Printing Industry Innovation Alliance and the Guangdong Laser Industry Association.
RFH products are oriented to laser end users and system integrators, covering series of lasers from green light to deep ultraviolet band. The laser pulse energy, average power, and repetition frequency range can be applied to diverse laser fields, such as consumer electronics, electronic circuits, packaging and printing, solar energy, lithium batteries, semiconductor microelectronics, panel displays, jewelry, biomedical, automotive industry, aerospace, and other industries. Lasers are widely used in 3D printing rapid prototyping, precision marking, precision drilling, precision cutting, laser welding, plastic laser welding, metal laser welding, laser medical treatment, surface removal, wire stripping, internal engraving, and other laser applications.