Orion-80
Ultrafast Femtosecond Laser Series for Industrial Processing
- Pulse Duration <600 fs
- Average Power: 30 W – 80 W
- Pulse Energy: 30 µJ – 500 µJ
- Wavelength: 1030 nm / 515 nm / 343 nm

The Orion 80 series ultrafast femtosecond lasers are specifically designed for scientific research and industrial applications, delivering exceptional performance. The series offers three key wavelengths — 1030 nm, 515 nm, and 343 nm — providing outstanding flexibility to meet diverse requirements ranging from precision micromachining to advanced spectroscopy.
Combining an average output power of up to 80 W with an ultra‑wide repetition rate range from 1 Hz to 2 MHz, the Orion series achieves both high processing efficiency and operational flexibility. With a pulse duration of less than 600 fs, it provides higher temporal resolution and precision for time‑sensitive applications. The laser delivers high‑quality TEM₀₀ mode output with beam circularity exceeding 90%, ensuring a uniform and stable beam profile that enhances experimental reliability and processing results. For applications requiring more complex control, the series supports Burst‑mode operation, enabling advanced modulation of pulse trains.
Featuring a compact design with an integrated water‑cooling system, the Orion laser ensures excellent thermal stability and long‑term operational reliability even at high power levels. Multiple trigger modes and a linear external power control interface facilitate seamless integration with existing systems and precise regulation of laser output.
In summary, the Orion series is a robust and efficient ultrafast femtosecond laser platform that achieves an optimal balance between power, precision, and adaptability.

Glass Drilling
Ultrafast laser drilling of glass employs high-intensity femtosecond or picosecond pulses to create high-aspect-ratio, tapered, or straight-through holes with negligible chipping and micro-cracking. This method is widely used in consumer electronics, medical devices, and optical component manufacturing, where conventional mechanical drilling often fails due to glass brittleness.

Stent Cutting
Stent cutting utilizes femtosecond or picosecond lasers to precisely machine fine strut patterns from thin-walled metal tubes, achieving high precision and virtually zero thermal damage, which is essential for manufacturing cardiovascular and peripheral vascular stents.

Fiber Cutting
Optical fiber cutting using ultrafast lasers enables clean, high-quality end-face cleaving of optical fibers with minimal surface roughness and no micro-cracks, essential for low-loss splicing and connectorization in telecommunications and sensor systems.

Conical Drilling
Conical or tapered drilling with ultrafast lasers refers to the precise fabrication of holes with controlled taper angles and smooth inner walls in hard and brittle materials, typically achieved by adjusting the laser incidence angle, beam focus, or using spiral scanning techniques. It is critical for injection nozzles, optical fiber alignment, and aerospace cooling holes.
Specification | Orion-343-30 | Orion-515-30 | Orion-515-80 | Orion-1030-50 | Orion-1030-80 |
Central Wavelength | 343 ± 1nm | 515 ± 3nm | 1030 ± 5nm | ||
Output Power | 30W @ 1MHz | 30W @ 200kHz | 80W @ 200kHz | 50W @ 200kHz | 80W @ 200kHz |
Repetition Rate | 1Hz - 2MHz | ||||
Pulse Energy | 30μJ | 150μJ | 400μJ | 250μJ | 400μJ |
Power Stability | < 2.0%(8 hours,RMS) | < 1.5%(8 hours,RMS) | < 1.0%(8 hours,RMS) | ||
Pulse Duration | < 500fs | < 550fs | < 600fs | ||
Beam Quality | TEM00,M²≤1.3 | ||||
Beam Roundness | >85% | >90% | |||
Beam Diameter | 2.5 ± 0.5mm | 2.0 ± 0.5mm | 2.5 ± 0.5mm | ||
Burst Pulse Number | 1 | 1 - 3 | 1 - 10 | ||
Dimensions | 800 x 432 x 149mm | ||||
Trigger Mode | PSO / POD / Gate mode,and TTL trigger | ||||
External Power Control | 0 - 5V,linear control | ||||
Warm-up Time | ≤ 15 min | ||||
Power Supply | AC100 - 240V / 50 - 60Hz | ||||
Operating Humidity | < 60% RH @ 25℃ | ||||
Operating Temperature | 22 - 30℃ | ||||
Cooling Method | Water circulation cooling | ||||



