NanoOne 1000
With 1000 mW output power* of the femtosecond laser, go beyond traditional 2PP applications, creating mesoscale structures and printing with exotic resins.
*Power in the sample depends on the selected objective and is lower than the output power of the laser.
Description
Unlock limitless possibilities with the NanoOne 1000, equipped with the most powerful femtosecond laser in its class. With this unparalleled power, the NanoOne 1000 goes beyond traditional 2PP applications, allowing you to create mesoscale structures and print with exotic resins. Whether you’re crafting intricate details or pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, the NanoOne 1000 empowers you to bring your ideas to life with precision and innovation. Experience the future of 3D printing with NanoOne 1000.
- Average output power of the femtosecond laser – 1000 mW*
- Pulse length of the laser beam – 90 fs
- Included high-performance objectives – 40x NA 1.4 / 20x NA 0.7 / 10x NA 0.4 / 5x NA 0.25 – Upgrade ability for additional objectives
Customized upgrades for innovative application
The NanoOne printing platform is designed to be adaptable to the exact requirements of each application, offering a ready-to-use standard configuration that can be easily customized with additional modules to suit exact customer needs. Whether you choose to add these modules at the time of purchase or later, NanoOne 1000 adjusts to the evolving needs of your latest innovation.
Specifications of the system |
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| System type | Desktop multiphoton laser lithography system |
| Printing process | Layer-by-layer 2-photon polymerization |
| Light source | Femtosecond fiber laser |
| Laser wavelength | 780 nm |
| Output power of femtosecond laser | 1000 mW |
| Scanner | Galvanometer scanner |
| Stage | Long-range piezo stage |
| Maximum travel range | Up to 120 x 100 x 49 mm |
| Stage address grid | 10 nm |
| System dimensions | Benchtop system 58.5 x 71.0 x 65.0 cm³ |
| Total weight | 124 kg |
*Power in the sample depends on the selected objective and is lower than the output power of the laser.