2-Photon polymerization and 3D printing

3D printing Teaser

Multi-photon absorption processes are only triggered in small focal spot of the laser. Using an IR laser source, engineering of almost arbitrary 3D structures out of various photosensitive materials are possible on the micrometer scale. (image courtesy of Femtika).

Application Notes

TECHNICAL ARTICLE: Photonic Wire Bonding: Using Lasers to Integrate Lasers
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION: Fiber Laser System for THG and 2PEF Bio-Imaging
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION: All polarization‑maintaining fiber laser architecture for robust femtosecond pulse generation
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION: Compact polarization-maintaining 2.05-µm fiber laser at 1-MHz and 1-MW peak power

Products

C-Fiber Femtosecond Erbium Laser.
Ultrafast Laser for Supercontinuum Generation.
C-Fiber 780 Femtosecond Erbium Laser.
Ultrafast Laser for Terahertz Generation and 2-Photon Excitation.
orange Femtosecond Ytterbium Laser.
Ultrafast Laser for High Power and High Pulse Energy.
ELMO 780 Femtosecond Erbium Laser.
Ultrafast OEM Laser for Terahertz Generation.
YLMO 520 Femtosecond Fiber Laser
for 3D Printing and Microscopy