LumIR 2800 Series
Mid-infrared fibre laser
Continuous-wave mid-infrared fibre lasers to 10 W across 2,790 to 2,940 nm, for medical, surgical and industrial applications.
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Québec City manufacturer of mid-infrared fibre lasers emitting between roughly 2,790 and 3,300 nm, built on fluoride optical fibre and fibre Bragg gratings for laser surgery, dermatology, material processing and sensing.

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LumIR Lasers describes itself as "A gathering of world-leading innovators in the fields of lasers, optical fibers and fiber Bragg gratings" and "the new disruptive force in the field of fiber lasers". Founded in 2019 and based in Québec City, it manufactures mid-infrared fibre lasers for medical, surgical and industrial applications, and lists a leadership team drawn from Université Laval laser research. Its own press material states that the company was formed out of a partnership between Université Laval researchers and Le Verre Fluoré Inc., and that the high tissue absorption and optical precision of mid-infrared light enable laser-based surgery and dermatology.
Founded in 2019 as a partnership between laser researchers at Université Laval in Quebec City and Le Verre Fluoré Inc. lumirlasers.com
Placed No. 15 on The Globe and Mail's 2025 ranking of Canada's Top Growing Companies, on three-year revenue growth of 2,249%. lumirlasers.com
States that it manufactures the first affordable and powerful mid-infrared fibre laser on the market. lumirlasers.com
Its LumIR 2800 Series delivers up to 10 W continuous-wave power across 2,790 to 2,940 nm; the 3200 Series reaches 5 W across 3,100 to 3,300 nm. lumirlasers.com
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Mid-infrared fibre laser
Continuous-wave mid-infrared fibre lasers to 10 W across 2,790 to 2,940 nm, for medical, surgical and industrial applications.
Learn moreMid-infrared fibre laser
Continuous-wave mid-infrared fibre lasers to 5 W across 3,100 to 3,300 nm, for material processing and sensing.
Learn moreLumIR Lasers ranked 15th of 400 companies on The Globe and Mail's seventh annual Top Growing Companies list, on three-year revenue growth of 2,249%.
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Louis-Philippe Pleau
Chief Executive Officer
Vincent Fortin, Ph.D.
Chief of Technology
Martin Bernier, Ph.D.
Technical & Commercial Advisor
Réal Vallée, Ph.D.
Scientific Advisor
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