THE LASER

 

Invented in 1958 for the purpose of scientific use, Laser is forever developing. It has become an almost essential tool in different sectors.

 

Laser means “amplification of light by means of radiation emission”.

 

                       

 

EUROPE EVENEMENT adapts the Laser scientific technology for the entertainment industry, an atypical means of communication that fascinates the public.

 

There are two main Laser families:

 

Ionic Lasers (Argon, Krypton and Mixed gas):

 

The Argon Laser offers a colour range from green to yellow. The Krypton Laser enables a red colour to be obtained as well as the orange complementary colour. The Mixed gas Laser mixes two kinds of gas (Argon and Krypton) that offers a series of multicolour ranges.

The disadvantage of these Lasers is that they are water-cooled and are supplied by three-phase voltage battery (380 Volts).

 

Solid Lasers of type YAG:

 

They give out a particularly luminous beam. The visual result of a Yag Laser is 3 to 4 times brighter than a Ionic Laser. The Yag Laser is available in Green and Multicolour.

It also has the advantage of being air-cooled and supplied by a 220 voltage battery.