Yag Laser

A YAG laser is commonly used for industrial and scientific applications, including cutting, welding, engraving, and material processing. It is known for its high precision and reliability.

A YAG laser operates by generating a high-intensity beam through a neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet (Nd:YAG) crystal. This focused beam can cut, engrave, or weld materials with high accuracy.

YAG lasers are suitable for metals, ceramics, plastics, and some composites. They are widely used in industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and medical technology.

YAG lasers offer high precision, excellent beam quality, and the ability to work with various materials. They also provide stable and efficient performance, making them ideal for industrial use.

Yes, when used with proper safety precautions, including protective eyewear and controlled environments, YAG lasers are safe. However, due to their high intensity, they must be handled by trained personnel.

Compared to CO₂ lasers, YAG lasers provide better performance for metal processing. They also offer higher power density than fiber lasers in specific applications, making them ideal for deep welding and engraving.

Yes, YAG lasers are effective for engraving metals and other hard materials with high precision and fine detailing.

YAG lasers come in various power levels, depending on the application. Higher power models are used for deep cutting and welding, while lower power ones are suitable for marking and engraving.