The LID-0658 Series of Enhanced Profile Collimated Diode (Semiconductor) Lasers are ideal for applications requiring both a wavelength around 658 nm and a good beam profile typically unavailable in a diode laser. This series is available in a range of output power levels of 5 mW to >200 mW with a high level of long-term output power stability and long operating lifetime at an aggressively competitive cost.

These lasers are commonly used for various scientific applications involving biological research as well as PIV, spectral analysis, and a broad spectrum of other applications. The driver is available as a complete FDA-compliant system or as an O.E.M. component with significantly reduced dimensions.

Available with TTL and analog modulation as well as a wide array of output power and stability levels, Our products are currently being used by some of the World’s top universities and other prominent research facilities.

These diode lasers are built with specialized laser diodes and optics in order to produce a circular output beam. These enhanced beam profiles are often described as "flat top" profiles, and are much better suited to applications where high beam quality is required.

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The 658 nm Series of Combined-wavelength lasers are ideal for applications requiring three wavelengths to be emitted from a single laser module- simultaneously or individually. These laser systems are available with a high level of long-term output power stability and long operating lifetime at an aggressively competitive cost.

These lasers are commonly used for laser light shows (entertainment) as well as a variety of scientific applications including, PIV, Raman Spectroscopy, and a broad spectrum of other applications. The driver is available as a complete FDA-compliant system or as an O.E.M. component with significantly reduced dimensions.

Available with TTL and Analog modulation, and in a wide array of output power and stability levels, Our products are currently being used by some of the World’s top universities and other prominent research facilities.