Any one tried at re gassing a co2 laser ?

Marshall

Categories:

Laser

Tags:

CO2 laser

292

See translation

2023-02-23

Yes. It can be done, and it’s RELATIVELY straightforward as far as reprocessing goes, but it’s rarely worth the effort and expense involved; in many cases it’s both easier and less expensive to just pop in a new tube. For the most part, tubes on CO2 lasers are regarded as a consumable.

Robert Evans

2023-02-24

RF excited and medical tubes are done all the time. I've pumped one DC tube myself, but I do not have Xenon and Carbon Monoxide on station, so lifetime was short.

See translation

Relevant recommendations

Collect

Report

Any one tried at re gassing a co2 laser ?

Development direction of laser cutting technology

Docking issues - won’t move to the line

I’d like to create a list of single digit numbers that are mapped to the inside perimeter of a circle, but are vertically aligned at a specific location. At the moment I’m setting the text to follow t

Shanghai Institute of Optics and Mechanics has made new progress in the research on the stability of space gamma ray radiation of laser films

The difference between single-mode laser and multi-mode laser