New 500mW 445nm modules for £2690 excl. VAT available.

[pelosh]

Hi everyone!

Lovely deep blue as some of you could see on UK LEM 08 is now available in new version for very competitive price.

It is made with high quality Japaniese diodes with 10 000 hours life expectancy.

Output power: 500mW
Input voltage: 12V DC
Input current: 3.5A
Blanking input: 0-5V DC
Output beam (behind the lens): axis X: 1.5mm
axis Y: 4mm
Beam divergence (Full Angle): <1.5 mRad
Wave length: 445nm
Polarization: single

[rfourt]

pictures would be nice

[pelosh]

yeah,pictures will be soon...I am at work now and have no acces to any graphics software.

[Banthai]

DONT DO THIS TO ME AAAAAGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Martin you know how to make a grown man cry

now you dont do 3 years intrest free credit by any chance

all the best .... Karl

[pelosh]

Well man and that is not all I can offer....I have some 640nm modules as well, but I will put everything here later when I upgrade a pricelist on my website and get some pictures as well.
By the way they do those Blues in 500mW,1W,2.5W and 3W! Uuuu

[smogthemog]

Humpfff & double Humpppffff

My house is being sold for a Kvant RGB

That blue is just awesome Martin!!!!

[aclasers]

the other option is the medialas units, they do 600mw and 1200mw, 3mm beam at 1mrad divergence, £2180 for 600mw, just over £4k for the 1200mw,

If its as good as the 637 red, i will be happy,

[pelosh]

That is 447..slightly different from 445 and therefore cheaper (I am not saying 447 isn't nice)

[aclasers]

i wasnt putting the kvant units down, i am a big fan, as you know with the 5 watt, wish i could afford the puton upgrade for 3w red+3 watt blue.

Just another option,

Wonder how much difference 2nm would make, the tolerence in somtimes +/- 2nm anyway isnt it?

[tocket]

I don't think anyone would notice the difference. Besides, have you measured the wavelength of yours with a spectrometer? The wavelength is typically redshifted at higher temperatures/powers.

I saw three very nice RGB projectors using 445nm lasers in action at nature one. I don't know the make or model, but damn that's a pretty blue color. The only problem was that they almost completely drowned in the green light from the two green projectors on the stage. You need a lot of 445nm!