The Endeavor J-Series and Endeavor RETRO maintenance-free MOPA fiber lasers offer our customers the confidence and stability they have become accustomed to when dealing with TJS.

TJS has three industrial fiber laser marking system options released and available now.

TJS Lasers builds custom workstations based on the specific requirements of your job. For over 40 years we have serviced workstations of all types and designs so we know a lot about what works and what doesn't.

Designed to be a replacement system for any existing flash lamp, diode pump, CO2, or other existing laser system, the Endeavor RETRO is a versatile, powerful fiber laser marking system.

The attached pictures demonstrate a problem with marking on curved surfaces and a feature in the Endeavor Prolase 7 laser marking software called Correct Cylindrical Distortion.

Since we released the Endeavor J-Series fiber laser marking system line the Endeavor RETRO is one of the most popular options. The Endeavor RETRO is designed to be a replacement system for any existing flash lamp, diode pump, CO2, or other existing laser system.

Laser system operators know that finding the right laser parts is crucial. When replacing parts, the laser parts you choose need to be the proper type for your machine to ensure that your laser system functions at optimal performance levels. Finding quality replacement parts, especially if you are operating an older model, can sometimes be time-consuming.

Spectron laser systems are well known for their reliable, efficient operations. However, no matter how reliable, at some point, all laser systems will require replacement parts, and some will even require repairs or service. The key to keeping your laser system up and running at peak performance is high-quality replacement components and swift service.

In the dynamic field of industrial lighting, TJS stands out as a leading provider of comprehensive solutions. 

Catering to a diverse range of applications, TJS's portfolio spans from manufacturing and research and development facilities to specialized areas like studio photography and emergency vehicle lighting.

For owners of legacy, obsolete, or older laser systems it can be difficult to find reliable support and quality replacement components.

However, as these systems get older, support and replacement components become ever more necessary to keep these systems up and running.