Carbon Dioxide Lasers are a type of gas laser that use carbon dioxide as the primary medium to produce laser light. They emit infrared radiation, which is invisible to the human eye, and are known for their high efficiency and power output. These lasers are commonly used in industrial applications, such as cutting and welding materials, due to their ability to focus energy on a small area. In addition to industrial uses, Carbon Dioxide Lasers are also employed in medical procedures, including surgery and skin resurfacing. Their precision allows for minimal damage to surrounding tissues, making them a valuable tool in various medical fields.