520nm 40W Green Laser Coupled Fiber Output

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The 520nm 40W fiber-coupled laser belongs to the visible light band, which makes it perform well in applications that require a specific color light source. At the same time, its power output of up to 40 watts ensures powerful laser energy and is suitable for a variety of high-demand processing and measurement tasks.


The bottom of the laser head has a heat sink, which is an aluminum heat dissipation module with 3 fans. There are 3 working modes to choose from on the back of the power supply: CW/TTL/Analog. The regulator button on the power supply is used to adjust the operating current, thereby adjusting the laser output power.

Fiber-coupled lasers efficiently couple the laser beam generated by the laser diode into the optical fiber through precise fiber coupling technology. This process requires precise focal length adjustment and angle control to ensure that the beam can enter the optical fiber without loss and be stably transmitted along the path of the optical fiber. Fiber coupling technology not only improves the efficiency of laser transmission, but also enables the laser to maintain stable performance in complex environments.




The 520nm 40W fiber-coupled laser has high temperature stability and low M2 factor, and can maintain excellent light spot stability over a wide operating temperature range. Its unique drive circuit design ensures low power consumption and efficient energy conversion. In addition, the product shell adopts anti-static protection design, plug and play, compact structure and easy to use.

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