Ultraviolet (UV) Laser

An ultraviolet (UV) laser is a device that produces a highly focused, intense beam of light in the ultraviolet spectrum, which has shorter wavelengths than visible light. This type of laser is used in applications like precision medical procedures, semiconductor manufacturing, and scientific research. Because of its short wavelength, UV lasers can create very fine and precise cuts or engravings, and can also excite materials in unique ways. They operate by stimulating specific atoms or molecules to emit UV light through a process called stimulated emission, enabling them to deliver powerful, focused beams for specialized tasks.