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GAM LASER, INC. UNIQUE FEATURES OF GAM LASER EXCIMER LASERS
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Internal Vacuum Pump and Halogen Filter All laser models feature an ... and Halogen filter. The vacuum pump is used when the active laser gas in the laser ...
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GAM Laser, Inc. Performance Excimer Lasers
Manufactures excimer and 157nm fluorine lasers for various scientific, medical, and industrial applications. Technical background and product information.
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EX5 Laser System
The EX5 is now available in 250Hz, 500Hz and 750Hz versions. The TYPE IIa SUPERCHAMBER produces higher average power output with 50% longer gas lifetime. ...
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GAM LASER, INC. UNIQUE FEATURES OF GAM LASER EXCIMER LASERS
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML halogen injections or cryogenic add on's, of GAM lasers with XeCl is up to 1 year. KrF gives up to 12 weeks of static gas lifetime. Dynamic gas lifetimes of ...
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GAM Laser, Inc. Performance Excimer Lasers
Pulsed ultraviolet excimer lasers and laser systems with energy output from 2mJ to ... Low cost Mini Excimer lasers. bullet, High qualtiy deep UV optics ...
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Excimer Laser Basics
The rate of most excimer laser machining processes is determined by the material, the laser wavelength and the average power and /or the repetition rate of ...
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Excimer Laser Basics
The wavelength output of an excimer laser can be changed simply by changing the gas mixture, the laser mirrors may have to be exchanged to obtain maximum ...
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GAM Laser, Inc. Performance Excimer Lasers
Pulsed ultraviolet excimer lasers and laser systems with energy output from 2mJ to 250mJ with powers of 1W to 70W For more information on the most advanced, ...
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157nm F2 Lasers
F-version lasers give the longest available gas lifetime at 157nm, with up to 15 days operation on a single gas fill. F-version lasers also operate on all ...
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EX5 Laser System
The EX5 is now available in 250Hz, 500Hz and 750Hz versions. The TYPE IIa SUPERCHAMBER produces higher average power output with 50% longer gas lifetime. ...
