The Model 161 Series is available with single-line or multiline, linearly polarized, TEM₀₀ output from internal mirror, metal-BeO plasma tube driven by an efficient, universal line voltage power supply.

Model 161B is compatible and can replace Spectra-Physics Model 162A lasers for most applications. Control is through the power supply.

Model 161C provides a... (read more)

Industrial Ion Selective Sensors are specifically designed for continuous online service. Solid state manufacturing methods allow for ultra-thick ion sensitive membrane construction for long lifetime, and excellent performance under heavy use. Industrial Ion Selective (ISE) analyzer calibrates, operates & outputs a scaled 4-20 mA signal in convenient ppm units. (read more)

READING, PA, May 1, 2008 – Bringing lasers to Haas Automation machinery, World Lasers announced the first retrofit of a HAAS Automation VF-4 with a 3000 watt laser. (read more)

The compact, low-cost HG-1 Mercury Argon Calibration Source is a spectral wavelength calibration source for UV-VIS-Shortwave NIR spectrophotometric systems. (read more)

The LaserReady LR1612CS Laser Engraver & Laser Cutter is the reliable, compact laser engraver/cutter for a business, at the price of a high-end printer. You won't be sacrificing performance or quality with up to 59 inches per second speed at a max resolution of 1000 dpi. (read more)

The LaserReady LR2012CS Laser Engraver & Laser Cutter is the reliable, versatile laser engraver-cutter for a business. You won't be sacrificing performance or quality with up to 59 inches per second speed at a max resolution of 1000 dpi. (read more)

The LaserReady LR3624CS Laser Engraver & Laser Cutter is the reliable, large-format laser engraver/cutter for a business. You won't be sacrificing performance or quality with up to 59 inches per second speed at a max resolution of 1000 dpi. (read more)

The LaserReady LR4832CS Laser Engraver & Laser Cutter is the reliable, large-format laser engraver/cutter for a business. You won't be sacrificing performance or quality with up to 59 inches per second speed at a max resolution 1000 dpi. (read more)

Would you like to know how a laser works, and how it can be modified for your own specific tasks? This intuitive third edition—previously published as Understanding Laser Technology, First and Second Editions—introduces engineers, scientists, technicians, and novices alike to the world of modern lasers, without delving into the mathematical details of quantum electronics. (read more)

Two short courses will be offered at MIT this summer focusing on the Principles of Laser-Based Sensors and Principles of Lasers and Fiberoptics. (read more)