CO2 Diamond Laser Tubes

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CO2 Diamond Lasers

DIAMOND (C02) LASER CUTTING TUBES

12 months warranty! 10,000 hours of use!*

CO2 Laser Tubes

CTR offer a range of 80W, 100W and 120W laser tubes that come complete with 12 months warranty and a fantastic 10,000 hours of use.*

If you already have a CTR laser machine, you may be able to upgrade to a diamond tube (subject to the physical size of the laser machine you own) - please contact our sales team for more details.

* Laser tube life will depend on the power of the laser tube, the materials being processed, and the environmental conditions in which the laser is operating.
 80W Diamond laser tubes have a life expectancy of 10,000 hours of use.
 120W Diamond laser tubes have a life expectancy of 8,000 hours of use.

 

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