Laser

High-power diode lasers have become indispensable in modern industry thanks to their high output power, excellent efficiency, and compact design. Their applications range from precision material processing (soldering, hardening, and welding) to medical technology (use in surgery and dermatology), as well as serving as efficient pump sources for fiber and solid-state lasers.

Despite their advantages, users face a key challenge: laser light is emitted asymmetrically from an extremely thin semiconductor layer. To make this light usable for specific processes, precise beam shaping is essential. The complexity of system integration arises not only from the specific emission characteristics, but also from the technical diversity, which requires flexible solutions across a wavelength range of 400–2100 nm as well as scalable power classes through various configurations such as single emitters, bars, and stacks.

INGENERIC micro-optics are specifically designed to meet these diverse requirements, enabling precise beam shaping, high efficiency, and stable performance.