Provide Customers with Personalized Solutions
to Laser Applications

Provide Customers with Personalized Solutions to Laser Applications

Femtosecond Laser
Femtosecond Laser

GXF series femtosecond laser developed by INNU Laser has high average power up to 100W@1MHz for 1030nm. Higher peak power and excellent pulse energy makes it ideal to be applied in the material processing fields which needs higher precision. GXF series femtosecond laser can work under strict environment with low noise.

YAG/YLF Series Laser
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Subnanosecond Laser
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Picosecond Laser
Picosecond Laser

As the fourth generation of picosecond laser, the latest GXP series picosecond laser has high working efficiency with high output power, narrow pulse width and high peak power. More intelligent functions of remote data monitoring and diagnosis and laser self-protection are added, making it possible for maintenance on site. GXP series picosecond laser adopts new control system which is operated by INNGU OS 2.5 version software and supports BURST waveform editing, random trigger of POD pulse edges, PSO synchronous pulse output and management of constant single pulse energy.
Besides, it has ultra high power stability because of patented technology of independent seed source(50000 hours lifetime) and technology of intelligent zone divided amplifier management and multichannel thermostatic control.

YAG/YLF Series Laser
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Subnanosecond Laser
Subnanosecond Laser

Compared with nanosecond laser and picosecond laser, GXF series subnanosecond shows its excellent balance on high working efficiency and high precision on processing materials. The pulse width of GXF series subnanosecond laser is adjustable and ranges from 500ps to 20ns. GXF IR subnanosecond laser is especially designed for the application of 1mm-8mm thickness glass cutting.

YAG/YLF Series Laser
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Nanosecond Laser
Nanosecond Laser

INNGU nanosecond laser can be divided into 4 series: Grace X series, GS series, GP series and Pulse series. Compared to old version of Pulse series, Grace X series and GS series laser have integrated design without control box and compact structure. INNGU GP series 532nm water jet guided laser can be used for the cutting of extreme hard materials like diamond. INNGU 3W/5W UV nanosecond laser is widely used for 3D printing and marking on materials like plastic, glass, ceramic and etc. INNGU nanosecond laser can be operated by INNGU software of INNGU OS 2.0 version and controlled by RS232 or GATE/TTL/PWM externally.

YAG/YLF Series Laser
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YAG/YLF Series Laser
Non-standard Customized Laser

INNGU provides customization for YAG and YLF laser as well as non-standard wavelength laser such as 1342nm IR laser, 527nm green laser and 266nm UV laser. Moreover, the customization of multi wavelength(dual or triple wavelength) laser is also offered. For all customized laser, necessary parameters are needed and it must be better for more detailed requirements.

YAG/YLF Series Laser
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As the professional manufacturer of ultra DPSS laser source, INNGU LASER provides solutions in various fields such as industry, scientific research, medical treatment, solar energy and etc.

3D Printing
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SLA 3D Printing
Ordinary printers used in daily life can print flat objects designed by computer. The 3D printer works in the same way as a normal printer, except printing materials.
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Precise Laser Etching
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Laser Etching
The high energy pulsed laser beam is used to etch a small groove whose width from 10 to 505m and depth from 5 to 1001 m on the surface of the parts in order to improve the lubrication characteristic of material surface.
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Precise Laser Drilling
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Laser Drilling
Laser drilling is the first practical laser processing technology and one of the main applications in laser processing.
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Precise Laser Cutting
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Laser Cutting
Laser cutting technology is widely used in the processing of metal and non-metal materials. The processing time and cost has been greatly reduced and the quality of workpiece has been greatly improved.
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Precise Laser Marking
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Laser Marking
The laser marking technology is one of the largest applications in laser processing.
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Precise Laser Resistor Trimming
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Laser Resistor Trimming
In order to improve the precision of thick film circuit, the resistance must be adjusted.Because of the thick film screen printing operation inherent inaccuracy.
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