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Keep updated with our latest publications on new and unique applications of Diffractive Optical Elements (DOEs) in advanced laser systems from various industries.
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Laser Perforation
Moshe Bril, Holo/Or Ltd. Perforated thin sheets of material are required in many applications, including plastic and metal sheets in the packing industry, cartons and
Holoor’s patents
Diffractive Optical Element Patent number: 5073007 Inventors: Joseph Kedmi, Israel Grossinger Original Assignee: Holo-Or Ltd. Abstract: There is disclosed a diffractive optical element and a
Methods to reduce Zero Order
Technical tips – Methods to reduce zero-order effect Introduction what is zero-order in terms of diffractive optics? Zero-order is the part of the energy from
Ultrashort pulse (USP) laser influence beam-shaping optics
As ultrashort-pulse (USP) lasers—also called ultrafast lasers—become more common in industrial use, beam-shaping applications using diffractive optical elements (DOEs) become more challenging, especially as nanosecond pulsed
Diffractive beam samplers for RT detection of focal position
Our diffractive beam sampler products can be used to sample a fraction of the beam used in material processing. This can be used to detect
Optimizing laser welding by beam shape tailoring
While circular laser beams are usually applied in laser welding, for certain applications tailoring of the laser beam shape, e.g. by diffractive optical elements, can
