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The majority of common skin blemishes, including spots from sun damage and acne scars, can be treated with pico laser technology, a non-invasive, non-surgical laser. One of the most cutting-edge laser treatments on the market right now is called pico laser technology.
In the case of specific issues like the removal of scars and tattoos, the results of this treatment are thought to be permanent. This is due to the precise method used to handle these issues and the fact that the Pico laser technology completely breaks apart the pigment in scars, pigmented lesions, and tattoos.
An optical pulse from a picosecond (PS) laser has a pulse duration of about 10 PS, or slightly more than one trillionth of a second or one millionth of a microsecond. A femtosecond (FS) laser produces pulses with an average duration of 400 FS, or less than a trillionth of a second.
Depending on their wavelength, pico lasers are especially helpful for treating tattoos that are resistant to treatment with conventional Q-switched lasers and for removing blue and green pigments that are challenging to remove with other lasers.
Chemically reinforced and tempered glass sheets can be cut using picosecond lasers at thicknesses ranging from 100 nm to 10 mm .
The Global pico laser cutting machine market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
The Spectra-Physics IceFyre GR50 laser system from MKS Instruments is a portable, high-power green picosecond laser machine with market-leading performance and an affordable total cost of ownership.
The new laser features configurable repetition rates, TimeShift ps programmable pulse flexibility, and pulse-on-demand triggering to provide green power, ultrashort pulses, and outstanding versatility for process optimization.
The laser’s durability and compactness make it simple to integrate into machine machines. The IceFyre GR50 laser excels at micromachining some of the hardest materials used today, such as FR4, as well as a variety of metals, ceramics, and glass composites, all while working in demanding, round-the-clock manufacturing environments.
