Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Peter Geschka

Hans Krueger

Wolfgang Welsch

Klemens Huebner

Rudolf Haeusler

Guenter Kellerer

Klemens Huener

Joerg Moehnle

A gas laser has a capillary which is supported inside a jacket tube by a resilient arrangement, which includes a spring washer having radially extending fingers extending from an annular portion having an axial aperture which is received on a cylindrical portion of a flange ring of the arrangement. The flange ring is soldered to the capillary tube with a glass solder in a manner which prevents the spring washer from coming in contact with the glass solder to change the properties of the spring washer.

Gas laser

A mirror mount for a resonator mirror of a gas laser which is cost-beneficial and simple to manufacture is composed of a tube of easily-workable material, for example steel, and a mirror receptacle that has a coefficient of thermal expansion matched to that of the mirror being supported in the receptacle. The mirror receptacle has a holding region that embraces the resonator mirror and has a spacer region that defines the minimum distance of the mirror from the end of the tube, whereby the mirror receptacle is deformable in a radial direction so that stresses caused by temperature fluctuations will not produce any damage to the mirror.

Mirror mount for lasers

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Brunnthal, Germany

Peter Geschka