Power Technology is a specialized manufacturer of precision laser diode modules, infrared viewing devices, and advanced OEM laser alignment systems.
Power Technology Incorporated (PTI) is an industry-leading manufacturer of advanced laser diode modules, OEM laser systems, and optical viewing devices. Since its inception, PTI has focused on delivering high-precision optical alignment tools, heat-resistant laser modules, and reliable optical components tailored for commercial, industrial, defense, and scientific applications.
Their comprehensive product lineup includes the HRMX Heat Resistant Laser Modules, the ACMT and PMT series OEM systems, and versatile infrared visualization equipment like the IRV3 and IRX3 series. Known for their robust durability, engineering excellence, and strict adherence to international laser safety standards, Power Technology products are trusted by engineers and professionals worldwide.
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Power Technology provides a limited warranty from the date of purchase on manufacturing defects in material and workmanship. Note that breaking factory-sealed locking rings or sealed potentiometers on your laser module will instantly void the warranty.
No returns are accepted by PTI without an RMA (Return Material Authorization) number clearly displayed on the return package. You must contact the factory directly to receive an RMA. Have your model number, serial number, and a description of your problem ready.
While some units provide focusing capability, extreme care is necessary. Because diode power supplies rely on internal feedback, adjusting the focus or removing the lens with the module operating at full power can completely destroy the laser diode. Always follow the explicit instructions in your module's user manual.
Yes, if your system has an output power of 5mW or greater, draws 70mA or more current, or operates above 25°C, using a heat sink is strongly recommended to dissipate heat and prevent permanent damage to the delicate laser diode.