Aerotech, Pittsburgh, Penn., is offering the PRO LM series of high performance, versatile linear motor stages in four different series with 38 different models in travels from 100 mm to 1.5 m.

Purex International, Fort Worth, Texas, has introduced the 1500i digital fume extractor, which allows owners to operate their laser in previously "off limits" locations such as schools, malls, offices, exhibition booths, and other areas where pumping laser fumes outside the building is not practical. 

Miyachi Unitek Corporation, Monrovia, Calif., has announced the LMF3500-HP, a high-powered addition to its popular LMF family of Ytterbium (Yb) fiber laser markers.

Finecut laser die cutting systems from Spartanics, Rolling Meadows, Ill., now have even greater line speeds through the addition of bar codes that automate job changeovers in seconds and on-the-fly.

Combination machines from Winbro Group Technologies, Coalville, Leicestershire, UK, are used when machining turbine blades and vanes to ensure cooling holes are produced, despite the presence of a thermal coating barrier.

Ophir-Spiricon, Logan, Utah, has announced that BeamGage, the company's next generation laser beam analysis software, now supports the XEVA InGaAs NIR camera for demanding applications.

Han-Kwang USA, Lombard, Ill., has introduced its new Series PS, specifically Model PS 3015, a short-gantry, 2D flying-optic laser system capable of handling 60-inch wide x 120-inch long workpieces.

Boxborough, Mass. – FOBA will show its laser marking and engraving systems at MD&M Midwest, Rosemont, Ill., from September 28 to 30. FOBA systems and machines carry out laser marking and engraving on medical equipment, surgical instruments and accessories such as canulas, tubes, and needles through to implants, prostheses, or bone screws.

RPMC Lasers Inc., O'Fallon, Missouri, now offers affordable, rugged, compact, air-cooled, high energy picosecond lasers, providing up to 150 µJ of pulse energy.

II-VI Infrared, Saxonburg, Penn., a leader in CO₂ laser optics, is announcing the release of its new generation 2.0 lens stress analyzer.

Aerotech, Pittsburgh, PA, has introduced the ANT130-5-V, a linear-motor-driven wedge-style vertical lift stage that provides good resolution, accuracy, and in-position stability required in nanopositioning applications, all while offering travel up to 5 mm. It is a precision stage that is perfectly at home in industrial applications.

Laser Research Optics, Providence, R.I., has made available the Cool-Cut line of ultra-low absorption CO2 laser lenses that run cooler than standard lenses to protect against thermal damage and provide focal length stability.

Han-Kwang USA, Lombard, Ill., has introduced its new Series PL, specifically the Model PL 3015, a long-bed, 2D flying optic laser system capable of handling 60 inch wide x 120 inch long workpieces.

Bystronic, Hauppauge, NY, has incorporated a power saving mode into all machines equipped with the ByLaser 6000 and ByLaser 4400BCL series resonators.

Laser Marking Technologies, LLC, Caro, Mich., will introduce its new Cobalt Dominator laser marking system at IMTS – The International Manufacturing Technology Show 2010, being held at Chicago’s McCormick Place on September 13 to 18.

Ophir-Spiricon, Logan, Utah, has released StarLab 2.01 laser measurement software that converts a PC into a multi-channel laser power/energy station.

The Titan UV Series from DPSS Lasers Inc., a pulsed 355 nm solid state laser system with up to 5 watts, is now available from AMS Technologies, Martinsried, Germany. It is typically used in applications such as solar cell processing, sapphire scribing, UV marking, ITO removal, and micromachining.

A line of off-the-shelf replacement CO2 laser lenses and mirrors for CNC laser gasket cutting operations requiring high accuracy and reliability is available from Laser Research Optics, Providence, R.I.

Aerotech, Pittsburgh, Penn., has brought out the AGS1500 series Cartesian gantry systems that are designed for ultra-precision, high-dynamic contouring. The gantry has high power brushless linear servomotors for smooth, backlash-free motion and travels up to 500 mm by 500 mm.

PRIMA North America, Chicopee, MA, has introduced its latest RAPIDO Evoluzione 2 five-axis laser system for automotive part production.