Eternity CERAMICORE CO2 Laser

The Eternity Series features power levels of 25, 30, 40, 50 and 60-watts and wavelengths of 11.2, 10.6, 10.2 and 9.3 microns. Water-cooled and fan-cooled versions are available. All power levels feature the same size and footprint as well as the same electrical and mechanical interface. This provides OEM machine builders and integrators with flexibility and versatility for integration into machines and systems. | Iradion's Patented CERAMICORE CO2 Laser design represents an innovation in CO2 technology, because the CO2 laser gas mixture is hermetically sealed in an inert ceramic chamber. The metal electrodes are mounted externally and remotely excite the gas to produce a high-quality laser beam of CO2 wavelengths of 10.6, 10.2 or 9.3 microns. As a result, the CERAMICORE design isolates the CO2 laser gas mixture from any metal components and eliminates the possibility of contamination or degradation over time ensuring maximum laser performance, reliability and longevity. Iradion CERAMICORE lasers feature three platforms each of which have identical sizes, footprints, electrical and mechanical interfaces. The Eternity Series offers 25, 30, 40, 50 and 60-watt models in water-cooled or fan-cooled versions. The Infinity Series provides 50, 60, 80, 100, 120 and 150-watt models in water-cooled or fan-cooled versions. In addition, the Infinity PLUS models provide the some of the fastest pulsing rise/fall times The Destiny Series represents the most compact and lightweight 200 and 250-watt CO2 laser models in the industry. Ideal for robotic cutting cells, high speed web systems, compact workstations and gantry mounted cutting tables. Iradion CERAMICORE CO2 Lasers have revolutionized the use of CO2 lasers in a wide range of production environments performing cutting, drilling, perforating, ablating, heat treating, 3D polymeric sintering/printing, marking, engraving and other processes. They are successfully processing a variety of materials including plastics, polymers, films, foils, fabrics/textiles, foam materials, paper, wood, glass, acrylics, and other materials.