Discover Specialty Optical Fiber
at LWoP Munich!
Join us at Laser World of Photonics Munich from the 24th - 27th June 2025 at The Moscone Center in Munich, Germany. Stop by our booth and speak to our optical fiber experts about your unique application and how we can work together to achieve the best solution.
About LWoP Munich
Laser World of Photonics, held in Munich, stands as the premier global trade fair and congress for photonics components, systems, and applications. Since its inception in 1973, the event has been a pivotal meeting point for industry leaders, researchers, and innovators. The show attract over 40,000 visitors and 1,300 exhibitors from more than 70 countries, showcasing advancements across eleven exhibition areas, including laser systems, biophotonics, optoelectronics, and integrated photonics.
Complementing the trade fair, the World of Photonics Congress offers a robust scientific program with over 3,000 lectures, fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration. This convergence of cutting-edge technology and research makes Laser World of Photonics an essential platform for companies like Fibercore to engage with the forefront of photonics innovation.
Speciality Fiber for Fiber Lasers
With the growing range of fiber lasers and high power amplifiers available today, there is a greater need for specialty fibers, ranging from high power double or triple cladding fibers through to highly complex polarizing, Zing™ fibers.
These products require high-quality manufacturing to ensure outstanding reliability when used at extreme optical power levels and reassurance that the manufacturing processes can scale to meet the global demand of the market. Fibercore’s position as the highest volume specialty fiber manufacturer enables us to address the fiber laser and amplifier market with high-quality technical products to enable the next generation of fiber lasers to ramp to high volumes.
Meet our Team
Meet our incredible team at Laser World of Photonics Munich! Between them they bring decades of industry experiences across the world of photonics and the development of specialty optical fibers.
