Laser Beam Expanders - Why Make Lasers Bigger to Focus them Down Smaller? @edmundoptics
Laser Beam Expanders - Why Make Lasers Bigger to Focus them Down Smaller?  @edmundoptics
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Why do engineers make a laser beam bigger so that they can make it smaller in the end?

Watch to learn about laser beam expanders and how they're used to decrease a beam's divergence, letting it be focused down to the smallest possible spot at the end of a system

This is a very important technology for everything from laser welding to medical lasers used for surgery

Edmund Optics designs and manufactures a wide range of laser beam expanders, with lots of options available on our website

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