The RSH Catalogue. CO2 Laser Optics/Consumables

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1 The RSH Catalogue CO2 Laser Optics/Consumables

2 Company Profile RSH Optronics, Headquartered in Ajmer, Rajasthan, India, is the leading supplier & manufacturer for Photonics Products (Optics, Laser Accessories & Light Measurement Instruments). It is managed by experienced professionals with engineering & servicing backgrounds. In order to meet the customers demanding requirements, RSH Optronics also accepts customized designs from clients to create Photonics Products. RSH Optronics is serving a wide range of markets and applications in the field of Medical and Life Sciences, Industrial Manufacturing, Defense, Telecommunications, Aerospace, and Research & Development Sectors. It provides various high-quality low- requirements price lasers & optics to OEM and end users. Our Company Objective is to exceed our internal and external customer through employee dedication to continuous improvement. 2

3 Index Company Profile 02 RSH Benefits 03 Lenses 04 Plano-Convex Lenses 04 Meniscus Lenses 05 Aspheric Lenses 07 Collimating Optics 08 Scanning Laser System Optics 09 Singlet 10 Doublet 11 Triplet 12 RSH - Benefits Superior Optical Quality & Reliability. Lifetime Compatibility. Best Price. Save Time & Cost in getting your Optics demands from us. Windows 12 AR Coated Windows 13 Brewster Windows 14 Protective Windows 15 Resonator Optics 15 Output Couplers 16 Rear Mirrors 17 Mirrors (Total Reflectors) 18 Reflective Phase Retarders 19 Beam Expanders 21 Beam Combiners 23 Beam Splitters 24 Nozzles 25 OEM Optics 25 Contact Address 26 3

4 CO 2 Laser Consumables RSH Optronics offers replacement laser optics and components including: Focusing Lenses and Focusing (Parabolic) Mirrors Bend Mirrors Reflective Phase Retarders Rear Mirrors and Output couplers Output windows. In addition to optics and optical components, we also offer a comprehensive line of over 750 replacement Laser Nozzles and accessories, all in stock and built to major OEM specifications. Customized Solutions Besides the standard shapes offered in this catalog, RSH Optronics offers customized solutions of biconvex and negative focal lengths of laser optics and components. We can provide you the component or optical system which provides the exact performance you require. Please contact RSH Optronics to discuss your requests with our technical experts. Lenses Plano-Convex Lenses Plano-Convex Lens is widely used in laser heat treating, welding, cutting, and infrared radiation collection where spot size or image quality is not critical. For proper performance with a Plano-Convex Lens, the curved surface should face toward the incoming collimated beam or the longer conjugate distance (the object and image distances together are referred to as the conjugate distance). Specifications Standards Effective Focal Length (EFL) Tolerance ±2% Diameter Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance ±0.010 Edge Thickness Variation (ETV) <= Clear Aperture (polished) 90% of diameter Surface Figure at 0.63µm Plano: 1 Fringe Power, ½ fringe Irregularity Scratch Dig AR Coating Reflectivity per Surface at 10.6µm <= 0.20% 4 ZnSe Plano Convex Lens

5 Standard Plano Convex Lens Diameter Focal Length Edge Thickness Part Number Material Inches mm (Inches) Inches mm ZLG ET1.52 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET3 ZnSe ZLG-1-2-ET3 ZnSe ZLG ET3 ZnSe ZLG-1-3-ET3 ZnSe ZLG-1-4-ET3 ZnSe ZLG-1-5-ET3 ZnSe ZLG-1-10-ET3 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET3 ZnSe ZLG ET4 ZnSe ZLG ET4 ZnSe ZLG ET2.8 ZnSe ZLG ET2 ZnSe ZLG ET7.4 ZnSe ZLG ET3 ZnSe ZLG ET9 ZnSe ZLG ET3 ZnSe ZLG ET4 ZnSe ZLG ET6 ZnSe ZLG ET7.11 ZnSe ZLG ET7.62 ZnSe ZLG ET2.5 ZnSe ZLG ET4 ZnSe ZLG ET6 ZnSe ZLG ET7.11 ZnSe ZLG ET7.62 ZnSe ZLG-2-5-ET8 ZnSe ZLG-2-5-ET9.6 ZnSe ZLG ET7.4 ZnSe ZLG ET7.87 ZnSe ZLG ET9.65 ZnSe ZLG-2-10-ET7.8 ZnSe ZLG-2-10-ET9.6 ZnSe ZLG ET10 ZnSe Meniscus Lenses Meniscus Lens is designed to minimize spherical aberration producing a minimum focal spot size for incoming collimated light. Specifications Standards Effective Focal Length (EFL) Tolerance ±2% Diameter Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance ±0.010 Edge Thickness Variation (ETV) <= Clear Aperture (polished) 90% of diameter Surface Figure at 0.63µm Varies depending upon radius Scratch Dig AR Coating Reflectivity per Surface at 10.6µm <= 0.20% 5

6 ZnSe Meniscus Lens Standard Meniscus Lens Diameter Focal Length Edge Thickness Part Number Material Inches mm (Inches) Inches mm MLG ET1.52 ZnSe MLG-1-1-ET2 ZnSe MLG ET2 ZnSe MLG-1-5-ET2 ZnSe MLG ET2 ZnSe MLG ET5 ZnSe MLG ET2 ZnSe MLG ET3 ZnSe MLG ET4.2 ZnSe MLG ET6 ZnSe MLG ET2 ZnSe MLG ET4.2 ZnSe MLG ET5 ZnSe MLG ET6 ZnSe MLG ET6 ZnSe MLG ET3 ZnSe MLG ET2 ZnSe MLG ET3 ZnSe MLG ET6 ZnSe MLG ET7.3 ZnSe MLG ET6 ZnSe MLG ET7 ZnSe MLG ET9 ZnSe MLG ET2.4 ZnSe MLG ET3 ZnSe MLG ET4 ZnSe MLG ET6 ZnSe MLG ET7.37 ZnSe MLG ET9 ZnSe MLG ET3 ZnSe MLG ET6 ZnSe MLG ET7.4 ZnSe MLG ET9 ZnSe MLG ET10 ZnSe MLG ET2.5 ZnSe MLG ET8 ZnSe MLG ET9.6 ZnSe MLG ET11 ZnSe MLG ET3.5 ZnSe MLG ET8 ZnSe MLG ET9.6 ZnSe MLG ET2.5 ZnSe MLG ET9.6 ZnSe MLG ET9.7 ZnSe MLG ET4 ZnSe MLG ET4 ZnSe MLG ET11 ZnSe MLG ET4 ZnSe

7 Aspheric Lenses Aspheric Lenses are used in applications requiring the smallest spot size, such as ceramic drilling. Aspheric lenses provide the highest power density at the work piece with equivalent focal lengths. Specifications Standards Effective Focal Length (EFL) Tolerance ±2% Diameter Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance ±0.003 Edge Thickness Variation (ETV) <= Clear Aperture (polished) 90% of diameter Surface Figure at 0.63µm Varies depending upon radius Scratch Dig AR Coating Reflectivity per Surface at 10.6µm <= 0.20% ZnSe Aspheric Lens Standard Aspheric Lenses Part Number Material Diameter Focal length Inches mm (Inches) ALG ZnSe ALG ZnSe ALG ZnSe ALG ZnSe ALG ZnSe

8 Collimating Optics Reflective and transmissive Collimating Optics is used in Laser systems to maintain beam collimation between the laser resonator and the focusing optics. ZnSe Plano Convex Lens Copper total reflector ZnSe Lenses (II VI Infrared) Part Number Material Type Diameter Focal Length Edge Thickness Inches mm Inches Mm 10.6µm L01 (200375) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L02 (439481) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L03 (686863) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L04 (316507) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L05 (827456) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L06 (890070) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L07 (702155) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L08 (607060) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L09 (448393) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L10 (945433) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L11 (434440) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR L12 (687918) ZnSe PO/CX m AR/AR Cu Total Reflectors (II VI Infrared) Part Number Material Type Diameter Radius of Curvature* Edge Thickness Inches mm Inches mm 10.6µm CTR01 (754229) Cu Reflector m CC MMR CTR02 (798182) Cu Reflector m CC MMR CTR03 (612872) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CC EG CTR04 (156390) Cu Reflector m CC EG CTR05 (881808) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CC EG CTR06 (403522) Cu Reflector m CC MMR CTR07 (387566) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CC EG CTR08 (798981) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CC EG CTR09 (907296) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CC EG CTR10 (549593) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CC EG CTR11 (234345) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CC EG CTR12 (862041) Cu Reflector m CX MMR CTR13 (534484) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CX EG CTR14 (662344) Cu Reflector m CX MMR CTR15 (709199) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CX EG CTR16 (571612) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CX EG CTR17 (238861) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CX EG CTR18 (764252) Water Cooled Cu Reflector m CX EG * CC is Concave, CX is Convex 8

9 Scanning Laser Systems Optics RSH Optronics provide scan lenses for CO 2 Laser systems that are used for applications like: Marking Engraving Rapid Prototyping Drilling circuit board via holes Cutting cloth, and Cutting paper In a typical scan lens configuration, the F-theta lens is used with one or two axis galvo mirrors that enable the laser beam fast positioning and precision focusing. While standard focusing lenses deliver a focused spot to only one point, scan lenses deliver a focused spot to many points on a scan field or workpiece. Wavelength options from 9.2 to 10.6µm. Via Hole Drilling diameters from 75 to 300µm. Low loss AR coatings. Optional protection windows. Scanning Laser Systems Optics RSH Scan Lenses 9

10 Scan Lenses - Singlet (Marking) These are optimized for wide angles and long focal lengths, most suitable for applications where large scan fields are required. Both mounted and unmounted Singlet lenses are available upon request. RSH Singlet Lenses Mounted RSH Singlet Lenses Unmounted Standard Singlet Lenses Part Number Material Scan Field (mm) Focal Length (mm) Lens Diameter (mm) Working Distance* (mm) SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ (A & B) ZnSe A=65, B=48 A=253.4, B=256 SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL10.6/ ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U-A ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U-A ZnSe SSL ZnSe SSL U ZnSe SSL U-A Ge SSL U-A Ge * Working Distance for Singlet Scan Lenses is specific to the input beam parameters and galvo systems. Material: ZnSe = Transmits both 10.6µm and visible range. Material: GaAs and Ge = Transmits only 10.6µm. Mounting is available upon request; we provide two types of common mountings for industry application: R - with M85x1 S - with 3 holes 120 degree apart at diameter 73.2mm Each model listed above has a detailed specification sheet available upon request. Please contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for more information. 10

11 Scan Lenses Doublet (Marking/Drilling) Doublet scan lens provide enhanced performance than Singlet scan lens. These lenses may contain two to five elements, depending on the desired focal length and scan field. It has more spot size and less distortion over the scan field. Standard Doublet Lenses RSH Doublet Lenses Mounted Part Number Material Scan Field (mm) Focal Length (mm) Working Distance* (mm) DSL ZnSe DSL GaAs DSL GaAs DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe DSL10.6/ ZnSe DSL GaAs DSL GaAs DSL ZnSe DSL GaAs DSL ZnSe, GaAs DSL GaAs DSL GaAs DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe, GaAs DSL ZnSe, GaAs DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe DSL ZnSe, Ge DSL ZnSe, Ge, GaAs DSL ZnSe * Working Distance for Doublet Scan Lenses is specific to the input beam parameters and galvo systems. Material: ZnSe = Transmits both 10.6µm and visible range. Material: GaAs and Ge = Transmits only 10.6µm. Each model listed above has a detailed specification sheet available upon request. Please contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for more information. 11

12 Scan Lenses Triplet (via Hole Drilling) Triplet scan lens is designed to provide a flat field. Standard Triplet Lenses RSH Triplet Lenses Mounted Part Number Material Scan Field (mm) Focal Length (mm) Working Distance* Spot Size (µm) (mm) TSL ZnSe TSL A ZnSe TSL Ge, ZnSe TSL Ge, ZnSe TSL Ge, ZnSe TSL ZnSe TSL ZnSe TSL ZnSe * Working Distance for Triplet Scan Lenses is specific to the input beam parameters and galvo systems. Material: ZnSe = Transmits both 10.6µm and visible range. Material: Ge = Transmits only 10.6µm. Each model listed above has a detailed specification sheet available upon request. Please contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for more information. Windows RSH Optronics offers the following windows for CO2 laser systems: AR Coated Windows Brewster Windows Protective Windows 12 Windows

13 AR Coated Windows These windows are frequently used in optical systems to separate the environment in one part of the system from another, such as to seal vacuum or high-pressure cells. RSH Optronics provide AR coated windows in other substrates and as uncoated windows. We also offer AR coatings at other wavelengths or wavelength bands. From the AR Coated window graph, the transmission at 0 incidence is given below: AR Coated Windows AR Coated Window Graph Specifications Standards Diameter Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance Edge Thickness Variation (ETV) <= 3 arc minutes Clear Aperture (polished) 90% of diameter Surface Figure at 0.63µm 1.0 fringe/0.5 fringe Scratch-Dig AR Coating Reflectivity per Surface at 10.6µm < 0.20% Standard AR Coated Windows Part Number Material Diameter Thickness inches mm Inches mm ARWZ-1 ZnSe ARWZ-2 ZnSe ARWZ-3 ZnSe ARWZ-4 ZnSe ARWZ-5 ZnSe ARWZ-6 ZnSe ARWZ-7 ZnSe ARWZ-8 ZnSe ARWZ-9 ZnSe ARWZ-10 ZnSe ARWZ-11 ZnSe Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. 13

14 Brewster Windows Rectangular Brewster Windows are uncoated substrates used in an optical system at Brewster s Angle. It is used to separate the S polarization from the P polarization. While virtually all of the p - component of polarization is transmitted by a Brewster Window, most of the s - component is reflected. For ZnSe, 50% of the incident s-polarized light is reflected per surface. Ge, with a higher index of refraction, has an approximately 87% Fresnel reflection of the s-polarization component at 10.6µm. 14 Rectangular Brewster Window Specifications Standards Width Tolerance / Length Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance Parallelism (Plano) <= 3 arc minutes Clear Aperture (polished) 80% of diameter Surface Figure at 0.63µm Scratch-Dig Brewster Angle at 10.6µm For ZnSe = 67.4º For Ge = 76º For GaAs = 73º Standard Brewster Windows Width Power: 1 fringe per inch; Irregularity: 0.5 fringe per inch Length Power: 1 fringe per inch; Irregularity: 0.5 fringe per inch Part Number Material Width Length Thickness inches mm inches mm inches mm BWG-1 Ge BWG-2 Ge BWG-3 Ge BWG-4 Ge BWG-5 Ge BWG-6 Ge BWZ-1 ZnSe BWZ-2 ZnSe BWZ-3 ZnSe BWZ-4 ZnSe BWZ-5 ZnSe BWZ-6 ZnSe BWZ-7 ZnSe BWZ-8 ZnSe BWZ-9 ZnSe BWZ-10 ZnSe BWZ-11 ZnSe The angle at which p reflectance drops to zero, termed Brewster s Angle, can be calculated from: θb = tan -1 (n) Where, θb = Brewster s Angle, n = Material s Index of Refraction Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications.

15 Protective Windows RSH Optronics offers protective windows to protect scan lenses from back splatter and other workplace hazards. These plano-plano windows are available in both ZnSe and Ge materials and also supplied mounted or unmounted. ZnSe Protective Window Ge Protective Window Standard Protective Windows Part Number Material Diameter Edge Thickness inches mm inches mm PWG Ge PWG Ge PWG9.4-1D Ge PWG9.4-2D Ge PWG9.4-3D Ge PWG9.4-4D Ge PWZ9.4-1 ZnSe PWZ9.4-2 ZnSe PWZ9.3-1A ZnSe PWZ9.3-2A ZnSe PWZ9.3-3A ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ ZnSe PWZ A ZnSe PWZ A ZnSe PWZ A ZnSe PWZ DA ZnSe PWZ A ZnSe D = Diamond like Carbon coating A= Standard AR coating DA = Standard DAR Coating Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. Resonator Optics RSH Optronics offers the following resonator optics for CO2 laser systems: Output Couplers Rear Mirrors 15

16 Output Couplers (Partial Reflectors) Partial reflectors are commonly used as laser output couplers or beam attenuators. Specifications Standards Diameter Tolerance / Thickness (Plano) Tolerance / Thickness (Radiused) Tolerance +/ Parallelism Plano : <= 3 arc minutes Radiused, Diameter < 1 : <= 10 arc minutes Radiused, Diameter >= 1 : <= 5 arc minutes Clear Aperture (polished) 90% of diameter Surface Figure (power/irregularity) at 0.63µm Plano 1fringe/0.5 fringe Radiused (varies depending upon radius) Scratch-Dig Side 1: Reflectivity Tolerance at 10.6µm and 9.3µm Up to 3% Side 2: AR Coating Reflectivity at 10.6µm and 9.3µm <= 0.20% Standard Output Couplers (For 10.6µm and 9.3µm) Part Number Material Diameter Edge Thickness Reflectivity Radius* inches mm inches mm Side 1/Side 2 OCZ R99 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R50 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R67 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R70 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R85 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R95 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R85 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R50 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R75 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R80 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R95 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-1-3-R50 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-1-3-R60 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-1-6-R65 ZnSe % 30MCC/30MCX OCZ-1-3-R70 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-1-3-R80 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-1-3-R95 ZnSe % PO/PO OCG-1-3-R99 Ge % 10MCC/PO OCZ R50 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R50 ZnSe % 20MCC/15MCX OCZ R60 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R70 ZnSe % PO/PO OCG R99 Ge % 20MCC/PO OCZ-30-6-R50 ZnSe % 30MCC/30MCX OCZ-30-3-R50 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R50 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R75 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R85 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R95 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R40 ZnSe % 20MCC/PO OCZ R57 Znse % 20MCC/PO OCZ R17 ZnSe % 10MCC/PO OCZ R30A ZnSe % 10MCC/PO OCZ R40 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R30B ZnSe % 10MCC/10MCX OCZ R30C ZnSe % 20MCC/PO OCZ R99 ZnSe % 20MCC/PO OCZ R35 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-2-5-R50 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-2-5-R75 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-2-5-R85 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ-2-5-R95 ZnSe % PO/PO OCZ R48 ZnSe % 30MCC/20MCX * M is meter, CC is concave, CX is convex, and PO is Plano. Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. 16

17 Output Couplers (Partial Reflectors) Output Coupler Technical Aspect Rear Mirrors Rear Mirrors are having a very high reflection-to-transmission ratio (More than 99%). The rear mirrors slight transmission is used in conjunction with power meters to test for laser resonator output power. Specifications Standards Diameter Tolerance / Thickness (Plano) Tolerance / Thickness (Radiused) Tolerance +/ Parallelism Plano : <= 3 arc minutes Radiused, Diameter < 1 : <= 10 arc minutes Radiused, Diameter >= 1 : <= 5 arc minutes Clear Aperture (polished) 90% of diameter Surface Figure (power/irregularity) at 0.63µm Plano 1fringe/0.5 fringe Radiused (varies depending upon radius) Scratch-Dig Side 1: Reflectivity Tolerance at 10.6µm and 9.3µm Up to 2% Side 2: AR Coating Reflectivity at 10.6µm and 9.3µm <= 0.20% Rear Mirrors 17

18 Standard Rear Mirrors Part Number Material Diameter Edge Thickness Reflectivity Radius* OEM inches mm inches mm Side 1/Side 2 RMG-1-6-B Ge More than 99% 15MCC/PO Bystronic RMG M Ge More than 99% 20MCC/PO Mazak RMG F Ge More than 99% - Fanuc RMG F Ge More than 99% - Fanuc RMG-30-6 Ge More than 99% 30MCC/PO - RMG Ge More than 99% 30MCC/PO - RMGA-1-6 GaAs More than 99% 30MCC/PO - RMGA GaAs More than 99% 20MCC/PO - RMZ ZnSe % 20MCC/PO - * M is meter, CC is concave, CX is convex, and PO is Plano. Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. Mirrors (Total Reflectors) Total Reflector is either used in a laser cavity as rear mirrors and fold mirrors, or externally as beam benders in beam delivery systems. Being having low cost, good durability and thermal stability, Silicon is the most commonly used mirror substrate. Copper is typically used in high-power applications for its high-thermal conductivity. Molybdenum (uncoated) is used for tough environments. It has extremely tough surface. Specifications Standards Diameter Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance +/ Parallelism Plano : <= 3 arc minutes Radiused, Diameter < 1 : <= 10 arc minutes Radiused, Diameter >= 1 : <= 5 arc minutes Clear Aperture (polished) 80% of diameter Surface Figure (power/irregularity) at 0.63µm Plano 2 fringes/1 fringe Radiused, r > 1 m (varies depending upon radius) Scratch-Dig Side 1 Coating HR Angle of Incidence (AOI) 45 degree Reflectivity > 99% 18 Cu Mirror Mirror (or Total Reflector) Technical Aspect

19 Standard Mirrors (Total Reflectors) Part Number Diameter Edge Thickness OEM inches mm inches mm Substrate: Si SMG SMG SMG SMG Trumpf SMG SMG Mazak SMG Amada SMG Amada SMG SMG Substrate: Cu CM CM CM CM CM CM CM Bystronic CM CM LVD CM CM Substrate: Mo MM MM MM MM RSH Optronics also offers spherical mirrors and water-cooled copper mirrors. Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. Reflective Phase Retarders Reflective Phase Retarders are used in the beam delivery paths to convert the linear polarization to circular polarization. This requirement is mainly vital for laser material processing applications where cut or scribed edge quality, or weld penetration, is critical to the consistency and precision of the final part. The substrate choice depends upon the power level at which the laser operates. Alternate substrates, including water-cooled copper, are available. Specifications Standards Diameter Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance +/ Parallelism <= 3 arc minutes Clear Aperture (polished) 80% of diameter Surface Figure (power/irregularity) at 0.63µm <=2 fringes/1 fringe Scratch-Dig µm > 98% Phase Retardation for 45º 90º and 0º Ellipticity Ratio

20 Standard Reflective Phase Retarders (Phase Retardation 90º) Part Number Diameter Edge Thickness OEM inches mm inches mm Substrate: Si RPRS RPRS RPRS90-2-5A Amada RPRS RPRS RPRS RPRS Trumpf RPRS Amada RPRS Substrate: Cu RPRC Mazak RPRC Mazak RPRC Bystronic RPRC RPRC Trumpf RPRC Cincinnati RPRC WC Cincinnati RPRC Bystronic RPRC RPRC Amada RPRC * WC: Water cooled copper Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. Standard Reflective Phase Retarders (Phase Retardation 0º) Part Number Diameter Edge Thickness OEM inches mm inches mm Substrate: Si RPRS RPRS RPRS RPRS RPRS RPRS RPRS0-2-5A Amada RPRS RPRS RPRS Trumpf RPRS RPRS Substrate: Cu RPRC RPRC Mitsubishi RPRC Mazak RPRC Mitsubishi RPRC RPRC Amada RPRC RPRC RPRC Cincinnati RPRC Cincinnati RPRC Cincinnati RPRC Mitsubishi RPRC Bystronic RPRC RPRC Cincinnati/LVD Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. 20

21 Reflective Phase Retarder Beam Expanders A Beam Expander is a two or more element optical system that changes the beam s size and divergence characteristics. Beam Expanders offer precise collimation of output beams in a compact Galilean design. RSH Optronics offers Beam Expanders for 10.6µm and 9.4µm. Features Low insertion loss High-power operation Visible transmission Adjustable focus (on some models) Minimum beam deviation Adjustable Beam Expanders The adjustable Beam Expander has advantage as the user is able to compensate for slightly convergent or divergent entrance beams by just adjusting the distance between the two ZnSe lenses via the focus ring. It has common connecting thread of M33x0.75, M16x0.75, M22x0.75, and M30x1. Suitable for Power Levels of Up to 100W. Focus Mechanism with Non-Rotating Optics. Included Scale to Measure Separation of Lenses. Adjustable Beam Expander Adjustable Beam Expander Technical Diagram 21

22 Standard Adjustable Beam Expanders Part Number Expansion Dimensions Input CA Output CA Mounting Thread Power Ø A (mm) Ø B (mm) L 1 (mm) L 2 (mm) (mm) (mm) ABE9.4-2x 2x M22 x 0.75 ABE x 2.5x M22 x 0.75 ABE9.4-3x 3x M22 x 0.75 ABE9.4-3x 3x M33 x 0.75 ABE9.4-4x 4x M22 x 0.75 ABE9.4/10.6-2x1 2x M16 x 0.75 ABE9.4/10.6-2x 2x M22 x 0.75 ABE9.4/ x 2.5x M22 x 0.75 ABE10.6-3x 3x M16 x 0.75 ABE9.4/10.6-3x1 3x M22 x 0.75 ABE9.4/10.6-3x2 3x M22 x 0.75 ABE10.6-4x 4x M16 x 0.75 ABE10.6-5x 5x M16 x 0.75 ABE10.6-6x 6x M16 x 0.75 ABE10.6-8x 8x M22 x 0.75 ABE9.4/10.6-8x1 8x M22 x 0.75 ABE x 10x M22 x 0.75 ABE9.4/ x1 10x M30 x 0.75 ABE9.4/ x 12x M30 x 1 ABE9.4/ x 15x M30 x 1 ABE9.4/ x 20x M30 x 1 Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. Fixed Beam Expanders For the Fixed Beam Expanders, the spacing between the two lenses inside the beam expander is fixed. RSH Optronics offers Beam Expanders for 10.6µm and 9.4µm and the magnifications available from 1.5x to 8x. Standard Fixed Beam Expanders Part Number Expansion Dimensions Input CA Output CA Mounting Thread Power D 1 (mm) D 2 (mm) L 1 (mm) L 2 (mm) (mm) (mm) FBE9.4/ x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-2x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-2x2 2 M44 x M44 x 1 FBE9.4/ x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-3x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-3x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/ x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-4x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-4x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-5x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-5x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-6x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-8x M22 x 0.75 FBE9.4/10.6-8x M22 x 0.75 Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. Fixed Beam Expander Trumpet Shape Fixed Beam Expander Cylindrical Shape 22

23 Beam Combiners Beam Combiners are partial reflectors ideal for applications where diode lasers are being used for system alignment. These combine two or more wavelengths of light, one in transmission and one in reflection, onto a single beam path. We offer Beam Combiners that are made up of ZnSe, ZnS or Ge. Specifications Standards Diameter Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance +/ Polarization R-pol Angle of Incidence 45º Surface Figure (power/irregularity) at 0.63µm <=2 fringes/1 fringe Side µm > 99% Side 2 T > 10.6um, R > 0.63µm Beam Combiner Standard Beam Combiners Part Number Material Diameter Edge Thickness inches mm inches mm ZBC ZnSe ZBC ZnSe ZBC ZnSe ZBC ZnSe ZBC-1-3 ZnSe ZBC ZnSe ZBC ZnSe ZBC-2-3 ZnSe ZBC-2-5 ZnSe ZBC-3-5 ZnSe Contact a RSH Optronics sales representative for exact specifications. 23

24 Beam Splitters Beam Splitters are used to reflect a certain percentage of incident energy, while transmitting the remaining energy. RSH Optronics does not maintain a standard Beam Splitter stock as the performance of them is mainly dependent on the coating specifications. We offer Beam Splitters for 9.4µm and 10.6µm. Specifications Standards Diameter Tolerance / Thickness Tolerance +/ Angle of Incidence 45º Surface Figure (power/irregularity) at 0.63µm <=2 fringes/1 fringe Scratch-Dig Standard Beam Splitters Part Number Material Diameter Edge Thickness inches mm inches mm 10.6µm Polarization ZBS ZnSe % I-Pol ZBS ZnSe % I-Pol ZBS ZnSe % I-Pol ZBS R ZnSe % R-Pol ZBS I27 ZnSe % I-Pol ZBS R ZnSe % R-Pol ZBS P ZnSe % P-Pol ZBS S ZnSe % S-Pol ZBS I ZnSe % I-Pol ZBS S ZnSe % S-Pol ZBS I ZnSe % I-Pol ZBS P ZnSe % P-Pol ZBS S27 ZnSe % S-Pol ZBS S27 ZnSe % S-Pol ZBS S ZnSe % S-Pol ZBS I ZnSe % I-Pol ZBS P ZnSe % P-Pol ZBS I10 ZnSe % I-Pol ZBS R ZnSe % R-Pol ZBS P ZnSe % P-Pol ZBS S ZnSe % S-Pol ZBS I ZnSe % I-Pol * Note: I-Pol is Insensitive Polarization, meaning it is used for all polarizations (S, P, R). I-Pol Beam Splitters are opaque to visible wavelengths. Beam Splitter Beam Splitter Technical Drawing 24

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