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US LASER CORP: Product Catalog
TEST AND ALIGNMENT EQUIPMENT: This
series of test equipment is intended to simplify the laser user's job
by providing high quality test and alignment equipment for service and
maintenance. All of the equipment listed below are typical of the
equipment used by USL service egnineers.
Autocollimator
This precision alignment autocollimator is used in
the initial setup of a laser system, where laser action is not present.
A tiny beam of light is projected through the laser system. At each
optical surface, a portion of the beam is reflected back. These back
returns are observed in the autocollimator eyepiece, and allow system
alignment by superimposing the returns using existing laser system
adjustments. Autocollimator comes on a mount with a standard U.S. Laser
carriage mount, and an adjustable power supply to vary the light source
intensity.
 
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| Part No. |
Description |
| N1016 |
Autocollimator assembly with
mount, for 110 VAC, 60 Hz operation |
| N1016-M |
Autocollimator assembly with
marker mount for 115 VAC, 60 Hz operation. |
| N1016-1 |
same as N1016, but for 220
VAC, 50 Hz operation |
| N1016-2 |
Autocollimator replacement
bolb socket with cable. |
| N1016-3 |
Replacement 115VAC power
supply. |
| N1016-4 |
Replacement autocollimator
bulb. |
 Infrared Viewer
Nd:YAG Lasers operating at 1064 nm produce a beam
that is invisible to the naked eye. The infrared viewer has a built in
imaging system which allows one to directly view the invisible beam.
The infrared viewer is hand held, and has an adjustable lens system to
allow in-focus imaging of the laser beam. An adjustable iris is also
included, which allows one very the image intensity for comfortable
viewing. Power for the infrared viewer is from a 9 volt battery source,
which is built into the unit and is easily replaceable. Response range
is from 800 nm - 1300 nm. -
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| Part No. |
Description |
| N1017 |
Infrared viewer |
 Mode Check Lens
Assembly
A mounted negative lens in a black anodized
aluminum holder which slides over the rear mirror holder typical of
U.S. Laser and most other CW laser systems. The negative lens expands
the rear mirror leakage beam which may be directly viewed using an
infrared viewer such as Model N1017.
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| Part No. |
Description |
| N3963 |
Mode check lens assembly |
 Focus Coincidence
Kit
The focus coincidence kit is used to verify the
coincidence of the laser beam to the CCTV image on Model N1000 beam
delivery optics with CCTV. The laser beam is scanned over an angle
plate to which a piece of burn paper has been attached. The image
produced is an hourglass shape representative of the focal region. By
adjusting the CCTV focus to the center of the focal region, coincidence
between the visual image and the laser beam is achieved. The focus
coincidence kit is supplied with the necessary angle plate, and a
package of burn paper.
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| Part No. |
Description |
| N3962 |
Focus coincidence kit |
 Laser Burn Paper
Black laser radiation sensitive paper used to
visually display a laser beams size shape, or mode structure. Supplied
in a package of 20 2" X 4" sheets.
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| Part No. |
Description |
| N3961 |
Laser burn paper package |
 R.F. Wattmeter
The R.F.
wattmeter is an inline device used to measure the output of the R.F.
drivers typically used in laser systems. It is also valuable in
checking the condition of the Q-switch, by measuring forward and
reflected power. Unit is supplied with a 100 watt R.F. pad, responsive
from 2-30 MHz. Pads for other frequencies are available, consult with
sales dept.
Related
Products:
RF Drivers
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| Part No. |
Description |
| N1025 |
R.F. Wattmeter |
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