FABTECH - nLIGHT Expands Fiber Laser Portfolio at FABTECH 2015

nLIGHT, the technology leader in semiconductor and fiber lasers, introduces nLIGHT alta prime, the latest addition to its next generation industrial fiber laser portfolio.

Vancouver, Wash. USA November 04, 2015 -- nLIGHT, the technology leader in semiconductor and fiber lasers, introduces nLIGHT alta prime, the latest addition to its next generation industrial fiber laser portfolio. Available at power levels from 500 W to 1 kW, nLIGHT alta prime provides leading process control and performance for advanced industrial metal cutting and welding applications.


nLIGHT alta prime fiber lasers have the fastest modulation rate and shortest pulse rise and fall times available in a commercial fiber laser, and incorporate programmable pulse shaping and triggering for the highest degree of process optimization. These capabilities, in addition to embedded process monitors, enable improved fine-feature processing and real-time quality control.

nLIGHT alta fiber lasers provide unmatched performance, reliability and uptime, leveraging nLIGHTs industry-leading laser diode and fiber technologies. Learn more about nLIGHT alta prime fiber lasers at FABTECH, November 9 - 12, 2015, at the nLIGHT booth in Hall C1, Booth #C1024.

About nLIGHT Corporation
nLIGHT manufactures next generation fiber lasers based on industry-leading diode and fiber technology and vertically integrated global operations. For more information see http://www.nLIGHT.net.

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