big laser collimator body
Laser collimation is the process of shaping and directing a laser beam so that it travels in a parallel path with minimal divergence. This is achieved by reducing the spread of the laser beam, ensuring it maintains a relatively constant diameter over a certain distance. Collimation is crucial in many laser applications, including scientific research, industrial processes, and even in aligning telescopes
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