Choosing the right galvo scanner is essential for achieving high-quality results in laser marking, engraving, cutting, welding, cleaning, and micromachining. While most galvo scanners look similar fro...
Traditional 2D galvo scanning systems are limited by their optical design and can only operate within a working area of a few tens to a few hundred millimeters. An XY stage alone can achieve large-are...
A galvanometer scan head is a core component of high-precision laser systems. It reflects and directs the laser beam quickly and accurately using precision galvanometer mirrors. Galvo heads are widely...
What Is a Collimator?A collimator is an optical device that shapes a light beam so its rays travel nearly parallel. This reduces beam divergence and improves uniformity, essentially “straightening” ...
In modern laser processing, the performance of the laser galvo scanner is crucial. It affects the accuracy, speed, and reliability of the system. Choosing the right setup for fiber, CO₂, or UV lasers...
In the laser industry, achieving micron or sub-micron accuracy isn’t optional—it’s essential. Applications such as laser marking, micro-welding, semiconductor lithography, and precision micromachin...
At Scanner Optics, our motion control systems include not only galvanometer scanners but also a range of advanced BLDC motors, most notably coreless brushless DC motors (coreless BLDC motors). These c...
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