Lasers & Sources

Superlight Photonics supercontinuum laser: Booth #5310

Jan. 24, 2025

The SLP-1050 supercontinuum laser delivers more than 40 mW output power and a wide spectral range in the NIR-SWIR region. It is classified as a Class IIIb laser, significantly reducing the need for extensive laser safety precautions. Its compact form factor makes it highly versatile for deployment across a wide range of industries and applications, including quality inspection of ceramics, layered composites, polymers, biological tissues, and artwork restoration and forensics.

SuperLight Photonics

Enschede, Netherlands

Booth #5310

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