Futonics Laser GmbH

Thulium fiber lasers in the 2 µm range

Futonics develops and manufactures thulium fiber lasers entirely in Germany. Our laser systems operate in the 2 µm wavelength range and are used in industrial, medical and scientific applications as well as in OEM systems.


Products

Products

Thulium fiber lasers, optical components and accessories for applications at 2 µm wavelength.

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Applications

Applications

Industrial, medical and scientific applications of thulium fiber lasers.

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What are thulium fiber lasers?

Thulium fiber lasers are fiber lasers in the 2 µm wavelength range. This wavelength is relevant for applications where absorption properties, precise energy delivery and high beam quality are decisive.


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2 µm wavelength range

Typical wavelength range from 1908 to 2050 nm

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High beam quality

Excellent beam quality for precise and efficient processes

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Versatile applications

For industry, medicine, research and OEM integration

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Developed and manufactured in Germany

Development, manufacturing and testing for highest quality and reliability.


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About Futonics

Futonics Laser GmbH was founded in 2018 as a spin-off of LISA laser products OHG. The company develops and manufactures thulium fiber lasers, 2 µm laser systems and optical components for industrial, medical and scientific applications.

Technological focus

The focus is on fiber laser systems in the range from 1908 nm to 2050 nm with output powers from 10 W to 400 W. The systems are designed for robust construction, high beam quality and reliable industrial operation.

Products and components

In addition to laser systems, Futonics offers suitable optics and components such as collimators, F-theta lenses, processing heads, fibers and accessories for the mid-infrared range.


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