Galvo, short for galvanometer scanner, is an electromechanical device used to control the movement and positioning of laser beams. It consists of a small mirror mounted on a motorized arm, which rapidly adjusts its angle to direct the laser beam across a surface with high precision and speed. Galvos are commonly used in applications like laser engraving, cutting, 3D printing, and scanning, where precise beam control is essential.
About SINO GALVO
SINO GALVO has been developing and manufacturing optical galvanometer scanners and its control systems since its founding in 2001. Our highly qualified and motivated team of more than 480 employees possesses extensive market and application experience. SINO-GALVO’s products have already got FCC, CE, RoHS and REACH certifications, quality control in accordance with ISO9001 quality system standard.
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OPIE ’23 (OPTICS & PHOTONICS International Exhibition 2023)
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LASERFAIR SHENZHEN 2023
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