8814 & 8816 Picomotor™ Piezo Gimbal Mounts

Powered by Picomotor actuators, these gimbal mounts help eliminate linear beam translation during alignment.

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8301-UHV-NM Non-Magnetic Picomotor™

A piezo driven motorized actuator made from non-magnetic material, ideal for applications where low magnetic susceptibility and permeability are required.

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OMH-6742B Optical Power and Wavelength Measurement Head

Designed to measure optical power up to 1W over a wavelength range of 350-1100nm, and measures the wavelength of the source with an NIST traceable accuracy of ±1.0nm.

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LBP2 Series Laser Beam Profilers

Now available with smaller, faster and better cameras and utilizes the fast USB3.0 computer interface. 

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Win10 Compatible PMManager™ Application Software

Newport’s new line of optical power meters are now Windows 10 compatible. With new, innovative sensor products, you can achieve a broader range of measurements than ever before.

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Suprema® SS100T-F2H 

ZeroDrift™ Thermally Compensated Optical Mount

85% reduction of thermal drift and near-zero deviation after temperature cycling.

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Fine-Focusing Lens Mount for A-Line™

Provides 1.5 mm of fine, z-axis focusing adjustment for 1.0 in. (25.4 mm) lenses.

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IDL Long Travel Industrial Linear Stages

Boasts the highest load capacity and speed of all linear motor stages. Now in new travels IDL225-400LM, IDL280-400LM and IDL560-450LM

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New Industrial Mounts Provide Unmatched Performance for OEM Applications 

This video features some of the newest industrial mounts designed by Newport.

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Application Note: Multimodal, Time-Resolved, Ultrafast Spectroscopy

A resource describing a number of application solutions, including Transient Absorption, Femtosecond Stimulated Raman Scattering, Time-Resolved CARS and other ultrafast spectroscopy techniques.

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White Paper - Optical Power Meter Basics

An optical power meter measures the photon energy in the form of current or voltage from an optical detector such as a semiconductor, a thermopile, or a pyroelectric detector. 

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