Photonics Suppliers

Produces custom, high-damage threshold, long lifetime laser optics including mirrors, polarizers, beamsplitters, and windows. Specializes in coatings from 193 nm to 2 microns. Materials include CaF2, MgF2, FS, and BK7. Supplier to linear accelerators using ultrafast, excimer, and solid-state laser systems worldwide.

Manufacturer of specialty fibers and related products including cables for high laser power delivery, fiber bundles, spectroscopy fiber probes and subsystems based on silica, chalcogenide glass fibers and polycrystalline silver halide fibers for process spectroscopy and remote sensing for a broad spectrum from 300 nm to 16 microns.

Manufacturer of mid-IR lasers, sensors, and imaging systems for mid-IR applications including molecular spectroscopy, life sciences, remote sensing, process control, and defense and security. Laser performance spans 3 to 13 microns, with options for pulsed, CW, broadly tunable, narrow linewidth, rapid-scan, and high power output.

Specializes in the design and production of laser diodes in the NIR and MIR (650 - 2400 nm) based on discrete-mode platform. Drives technology forward by matching expertise in laser design with challenging and diverse customer requirements, from research to volume production.

MKS/Newport designs and manufactures high performance optical filters and replicated mirrors in the UV, VIS, and NIR. Filters include bandpass, dichroic, edge, fluorescence, neutral density, and notch filters, as well as optomechanical and electro-optical assemblies based on filter technology. Mirrors include retroreflector, aspheric, and spherical.

Applies spectral technology, application expertise, and manufacturing scalability to provide solutions in the biomedical, environmental, industrial, and research and science segments.

A photonic semiconductor company with a complete front-end and back-end fabrication line, specializing in II-VI and III-V compound materials. The manufacturer that offers a wide array of photonic and microelectronic devices: epiwafers, infrared wafers, and detectors, based on proprietary technology.