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Alumina Ceramic Reflector For Pump
Alumina Ceramic Reflector For Pump
Innovacera 99% Alumina Ceramic Cavity Reflectors For NdYAG Lasers
Alumina Ceramic Reflector For PumpInnovacera 99% Alumina Ceramic Cavity Reflectors For NdYAG Lasers

Materials:

Alumina Ceramic

Product Category:

Ceramic Reflector

Innovacera manufactures custom and standard ceramic reflector designs for hair removal lasers markets. There are some systems for use with hair and tattoo removal:
1). Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
Common Names: PhotoDerm, EpiLight, Quantum, Aculight, Vasculight
2). Diode Laser
Common Names: SLP, F1 Diode, LightSheer, MeDioStar, SopranoXL, LaserLite, Epistar, Apex
3). Nd: Yag
Common Names: CoolGlide, Medlite IV, Varia, Athos, Lyra, Sciton Profile, Image Cutera, Cynosure Elite, Candela, GentleYAG
4). Alexandrite laser
Common Names: Candela, GentleLase, Cynosure Apogee, EpiTouch Plus
5). Ruby laser
Common Names: RubyStar and Palomar E2000

Ceramic Reflector is made by high purity porous alumina ceramic of 99% Al2O3 content, used extensively for long-life laser reflectors. This material is sintered at high temperatures to achieve a controlled porosity.

Ceramic Reflector material properties::

  • Bulk density (fired): 3.1 g/cm3
  • Porosity (apparent), nominal: 22%
  • Flexural strength (ASTM C1161, 3-point): 170 MPa
  • Thermal expansion coefficient:
    200-500℃, 7.9*10-6/C
    200-1000℃, 9.0*10-6/C

Ceramic Reflector features:

  • Compared to metal reflectors, ceramic units offer higher reflectivity and therefore enhanced laser power.
  • Surfaces can be sealed and coated with a solarization-resistant glaze to give high bulk reflectivity
  • Resists chemical attack
  • Controlled porosity
  • Has high strength
  • Good thermal conductivity
  • High electrical resistivity

We can machine or grind ceramic reflectors against customer’s drawings. Quantities range from prototype to production quantities. Glazing protects the surface in preventing adhesion of impurities and primarily ensures leak tightness of the reflectors.

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