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Lithium Lasers raises €2 million from 360 Capital and Primo Space Fund to accelerate industrialization and develop new UV lasers

Apr 22, 2024•over 1 year ago

Amount Raised

€2 Million

Round Type

seed

RoveretoManufacturing

Investors

Primo Space Fund360 Capital

Description

Lithium Lasers, an ultrashort pulse laser technology startup, has raised €2 million from 360 Capital and Primo Space Fund. The fresh capital will be used to accelerate the industrialization process and to start working on a new line of UV lasers set to be launched in the next few years.

Company Information

Company

Lithium Lasers

Location

Rovereto, Trento, Italy

About

Lithium Lasers is a pioneering force in the realm of ultrashort pulse laser technology, specialized in the design and manufacture of cutting-edge lasers tailored for high precision applications. Our flagship product, FEMTOFLASH, stands at the forefront of innovation, featuring femtosecond GHz-burst technology that redefines industrial micromachining standards. With high burst energy, flexible burst shapes, and adjustable burst frequency, FEMTOFLASH empowers users to achieve unparalleled precision and speed. At the core of FEMTOFLASH is a patent-pending design that eliminates CPA and fiber pre-amplifier stages, resulting in a more compact and lightweight ultrashort pulse laser. Thanks to our extensive expertise, we stand as a trusted partner for micromachining solutions, offering unparalleled support for even the most demanding applications.

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