PulseBrick grew from a practical manufacturing problem: the process needed ultrashort pulses, but the available laser made the machine too expensive.
Our reason for building it
At DIY-Optics, we wanted to improve our own slit-production equipment and make more precise slits. Even a used ultrashort-pulse laser was beyond our budget.
We had met many other companies with the same need: capable ultrashort pulses, with essential functions and an achievable machine cost. We had the optical-engineering knowledge to do something about it, so we decided to build PulseBrick.
The origin described by Daniel Csati, founder of DIY-Optics.
We want more machine builders, smaller technology companies and engineering teams to be able to use femtosecond processing when it is the right tool for their application.
That means matching the pulse characteristics to the process, keeping integration straightforward and removing functions that do not contribute to the result. Affordability follows from that design and manufacturing approach.
Optical systems engineering is part of our core offering. Alongside the laser source, we offer optical design, beam delivery and focusing support, with laser safety advice for integration. This is how we help connect the essential source to a practical machine.
Simple. Essential. Accessible.
The name reflects the idea: ultrashort pulses in an essential, standardized building block. We focus on the physical capability the application needs, with robustness and transparent integration as design priorities.
Application trials ongoing. We are working on application qualification, production readiness and the next steps toward manufacturing.
