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Portable and resonable CO2 laser

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Synrad Air cooled, Sealed. Inexpensive with the educational discount. 10 watts is about 3K new when I got a ,edu quote a few years ago, and a fraction of that used. They have a refill port.

Ie RF excited wave guide co2.

Would not not rather use a small N2 for libs?

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Would not not rather use a small N2 for libs?
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as I said before I planned to use the laser also for other purposes then I would prefer, if possible, a CO2 laser...
Synrad Air cooled, Sealed. Inexpensive with the educational discount. 10 watts is about 3K new when I got a ,edu quote a few years ago, and a fraction of that used. They have a refill port.
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I know the Synrad both water and air cooled, but I don't think there's anything easily portable to field use. Perhaps with a battery and an inverter but it seems that their models require high amperage... BTW thanks for the advice I certainly delve :)
 
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Arayan said:
as I said before I planned to use the laser also for other purposes then I would prefer, if possible, a CO2 laser...

I know the Synrad both water and air cooled, but I don't think there's anything easily portable to field use. Perhaps with a battery and an inverter but it seems that their models require high amperage... BTW thanks for the advice I certainly delve :)
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Here, a bit of education about "low cost" co2.

Long life co2 lasers that are manufactured in the United States.

Steve
 
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LSRFAQ said:
If your in Italy check out Spectral... they make 80 mW henes and small co2s.
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thanks again, I did not know this company but I was aware only Laseroptronic as industrial italian company
 
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glennfish said:
interesting. I'm working on LIBS too. Perhaps we should chat?
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Yes if you want, but I'm not directly involved in LIBS (only my collaborators), I'm a biologist and I use whole cell biosensor for environmental biomonitoring (one of mine research lines) :)
 
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