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• With innovative copper heat sinks, high-heat-dissipation hermetic packages give laser manufacturers a competitive edge by providing reliable, efficient, and flexible solutions.
• SCHOTT’s new high-heat-dissipation TO-9 and SMD-based copper packages provide the thermal management necessary for high-power laser diodes to maintain beam performance and longevity.
• Featuring copper heat sinks, these hermetic packaging components dissipate heat more efficiently than stainless steel or alloy headers.
• The customizable components are ideal for laser systems used in industrial, medical, automotive, and consumer electronics applications.
These cutting-edge components are designed to meet the growing thermal management challenges posed by high-power laser diodes.
SCHOTT will showcase these products during SPIE Photonics West from January 20 to 22, 2026 at Booth 1341 in the Moscone Center, San Francisco, California.
Solving high-power laser challenges
As laser power densities continue to increase, effective heat dissipation has become critical for maintaining laser beam performance and longevity. SCHOTT’s new hermetic packaging components with copper heat sinks deliver an exceptional thermal path, outperforming conventional stainless steel or alloy headers by dissipating heat significantly more efficiently.
The components are designed for laser system manufacturers in industrial, medical, automotive, and consumer electronics sectors, with typical applications including laser cutting and welding, aesthetic treatments and surgical procedures, head-up displays (HUDs), and advanced digital projection systems.
TO-9 platform: cost-effective, high-performance alternative to box packages
SCHOTT’s high-heat dissipation TO-9 transistor outline header offers a compelling replacement for traditional box packages. Its unique through-hole copper heat sink design delivers superior thermal performance, supporting excellent color and beam quality. SCHOTT's precision manufacturing ensures surface flatness, enabling stable laser output power and longevity key requirements for high-power laser systems. These features make SCHOTT’s TO-9 an attractive option for manufacturers seeking to reduce costs without compromising performance.
Trusted development partner
"Our high-heat-dissipation TO-9 transistor outline headers are more than just components; they are a strategic enabler for our customers," said William Ong, product group head at SCHOTT. " By addressing thermal management effectively, we help laser manufacturers build smaller, more powerful and reliable systems. We are committed to being a true development partner, helping customers capture market share and drive innovation."
Flexible design options
SCHOTT packages deliver exceptional heat dissipation performance in various form factors. In addition to TO-9 headers, SCHOTT offers SMD-based designs featuring full copper heat sinks.
With customization capabilities across the entire portfolio, SCHOTT can meet diverse customer requirements.
In addition to the new TO-9 transistor outline headers, SCHOTT will present a broad portfolio of specialty glass solutions, including flexible imaging bundles, BOROFLOAT®, ZERODUR® glass-ceramic, assembled protective windows, as well as other high-performance and optical materials. These cutting-edge solutions are made to enable industries such as consumer, automotive, medical, defense and other industrial applications.
About SCHOTT
International technology group SCHOTT (schott.com) produces high-quality components and advanced materials, including specialty glass, glass-ceramics, and polymers. Many SCHOTT products have high-tech applications that push technological boundaries, such as flexible glass in foldable smartphones, glass-ceramic mirror substrates in the world's largest telescopes, and laser glass in nuclear fusion. With their pioneering spirit, SCHOTT’s 17,400 employees in over 30 countries work as partners to industries such as healthcare, home appliances, consumer electronics, semiconductors, optics, astronomy, energy, and aerospace. In fiscal year 2024, SCHOTT generated 2.8 billion euros (~2,9 billion USD) in sales. In addition to innovation, one of its important corporate goals is sustainability. SCHOTT was founded in 1884 and is headquartered in Mainz, Germany. The company belongs to the Carl Zeiss Foundation, which uses its dividends to promote science.
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