
Blue cw diode laser with up to 1 kW output power
With the LDMblue high-power diode laser, Laserline presents what it claims to be the world's first blue diode laser with cw output powers of up to 1 kW at a wavelength of 450 nm.
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With the LDMblue high-power diode laser, Laserline presents what it claims to be the world's first blue diode laser with cw output powers of up to 1 kW at a wavelength of 450 nm.

Nexen has introduced the MRS (Motor Ready Sealed) series of precision rotary indexing tables. This series is sealed to protection class IP65 and prepared for connection to a motor-gearbox combination.
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