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Bariumfluoride (BaF2) rechthoekige precisie-breedband-optische ramen voor UV-to-IR-toepassingen
Barium Fluoride (BaF₂) Rectangular Windows Precision Broadband Optical Windows for UV to IR Applications Barium Fluoride (BaF₂) Rectangular Windows are commonly used optical components that transmit specific wavelength beams while protecting internal instruments—such as electronic sensors and ...
Single Crystal MgF2 optische kristallen Deep UV tot Mid-IR Birefringent optisch materiaal voor precisie laser & imaging systemen
Single Crystal MgF₂ Optical Crystals Deep UV to Mid-IR Birefringent Optical Material for Precision Laser & Imaging Systems Single-crystal MgF₂ is a high-performance material widely used in optics, lasers, and infrared applications. It exhibits excellent transmittance across the ultraviolet, visible, ...
Bariumfluoride (BaF₂) kristallen | Premium breedband optisch materiaal voor veeleisende toepassingen
Barium Fluoride (BaF₂) Crystals | Premium Broadband Optical Material for Demanding Applications High-purity Barium Fluoride (BaF₂) single crystals. Featuring exceptional transmission from 150 nm (VUV) to 12 µm (IR), excellent radiation resistance, and good chemical stability. Ideal for UV/VUV ...
Magnesiumfluoride (MgF2) kristallen. Hard, breedband UV-VIS-IR ramen, lenzen en prisma's.
Magnesium Fluoride (MgF₂) Crystals | Hard, Broadband UV-VIS-IR Windows, Lenses & Prisms High-quality Magnesium Fluoride (MgF₂) single crystals. Exceptional hardness, broadband transmission (0.12-7.5 µm), and durability for harsh-environment laser optics, UV spectroscopy, and IR thermal imaging ...
Calciumfluoride (CaF2) Optische ramen -- UV naar IR breedbandtransmissie
Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂ ) Optical Windows | UV to IR Broadband Transmission Our Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂) optical windows are manufactured from high-purity single crystals to deliver superior performance across a wide spectral range. As a robust and versatile optical material, CaF₂ is prized for its ...
