Lasers

Infrared aiming and illuminating lasers operate across wavelengths invisible to the unaided eye but visible through night vision devices, making them essential for target acquisition and weapon control in low-light operations. Performance hinges on output power (measured in milliwatts), beam divergence, and wavelength compatibility with your optics. Class 3R and Class 4 systems demand different handling protocols and mounting solutions. Passive (non-electronic) designs offer reliability without batteries, while active systems provide adjustable intensity for variable engagement distances.