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Custom Size Fused Silica Optical Filter
Bandpass filter with a center wavelength of 630 nm and customizable FWHM for optimal fluorescence microscopy performance.
Core attributes
- Material
- Fused Silica
- Size
- Custom
- Thickness
- Custom
- Filter Type
- bandpass
- Cwl
- 630nm
- Coating
- hard-coat
- Transmission bands
- VIS (400-700 nm)
Product facts
Key attributes
- Material
- Fused Silica
- Size
- Custom
- Thickness
- Custom
- Filter Type
- bandpass
- Cwl
- 630nm
- Coating
- hard-coat
- Transmission bands
- VIS (400-700 nm)
Product description
This bandpass filter is designed to enhance fluorescence microscopy and other optical applications by selectively transmitting light centered at 630 nm. With a FWHM range of 8 to 60 nm, it effectively isolates specific wavelengths while blocking unwanted light, ensuring optimal performance for your detection systems. The hard-coated fused silica construction provides durability and reliability in various environments, making it suitable for demanding applications.
Key Features
- Center Wavelength: 630 nm for precise spectral fit.
- FWHM Range: 8 to 60 nm for customizable bandwidth selection.
- Transmission: 40% to 90% for effective light management.
- Material: Fused silica for enhanced durability and performance.
- Coating: Hard-coat for environmental resistance.
Specification Summary
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Fused Silica |
| Size | Custom |
| Thickness | Custom |
| Filter Type | bandpass |
| Cwl | 630nm |
| Coating | hard-coat |
| Transmission bands | VIS (400-700 nm) |
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Transmittance | / |
| Customized Support | OEM |
| Warranty | 1 month |
| Fwhm | 8~60nm |
| Aoi | 0° |
| Transmission | 40%~90% |
FAQ
Can I get custom sizes?
Custom sizes are available through OEM support.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
The MOQ is not specified; please inquire for details.
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