Meet Lidaris at OPIE'23
From 19th to 21st of April save the date for OPIE’23 – one of the largest exhibition dedicated to laser optics related technologies! Lidaris team is happy to present laser damage testing services and introduce new available products in this important international event.
OPIE is an important event, which gathers researchers, engineers, managers and purchasers seeking solutions to their product development issues or ways to increase their sales. One important quality of the optical elements that should be guaranteed is resistance to intense laser irradiation. No one wants optical elements to break unexpectedly. We are here to suggest solutions that benefit laser optics companies! Stop by the booth I-32 to learn how laser damage testing can help you out on a daily optics characterization issues or even add the competitive edge to your products!
Important news! We expand our services! Now optical absorptance testing is also available at our site. Absorptance testing is based on Photothermal Common-path Interferometry (PCI). Curently, it is the most popular option for characterization of low loss absorptance in dielectric coatings at ppm level. Testing is available at IR, VIS, and UV spectral ranges. Test on a single surface includes L-scan, T-scan, and Time scan.
Furthermore, now we suggest a unique opportunity to order test packages, which address various practical needs. Different laser damage tests can be also combined with low-loss absorptance (PCI) tests.
Looking for laser damage testing in Japan?
Lidaris is happy to cooperate with CBC optics as our service distributors!
日本正規代理店：
ＣＢＣオプテックス株式会社
www.cbcopt.co.jp
info@cbcopt.co.jp
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