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CaF2 wafer windows
1y
1y
Lighting, Medical, Optical, Photography
Optical Windows
90%-95%
Flat
Calcium Fluoride
Clear
RoHS, ISO9001, CE
Customized
Ebetter
Inner Packing----Special Protective Packing for Op
customized
Shen Yang
Product Description
Calcium fluoride window/CaF2 window
Calcium fluoride window/CaF2 window material has a light transmission range of ultraviolet light 0.13 ~ far infrared 10μm (there are five levels: IR infrared, VIS visible, UV ultraviolet, VUV vacuum ultraviolet, excimer level). It is excellent ultraviolet and infrared Window material. Calcium fluoride (CaF2) crystals have a high laser damage threshold and are commonly used to fabricate optical components for excimer lasers. With strong shock and thermal shock resistance and good machinability. Calcium fluoride window is widely used in low energy nuclear physics experiments and detection of charged ions in environmental radiation monitoring and radiological medical diagnosis.
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Calcium fluoride window/CaF2 window material has a light transmission range of ultraviolet light 0.13 ~ far infrared 10μm (there are five levels: IR infrared, VIS visible, UV ultraviolet, VUV vacuum ultraviolet, excimer level). It is excellent ultraviolet and infrared Window material. Calcium fluoride (CaF2) crystals have a high laser damage threshold and are commonly used to fabricate optical components for excimer lasers. With strong shock and thermal shock resistance and good machinability. Calcium fluoride window is widely used in low energy nuclear physics experiments and detection of charged ions in environmental radiation monitoring and radiological medical diagnosis.
| Diameter | 0.2-300mm |
| Thickness | 0.1-100mm |
| Dimension tolerance | +/-0.1mm or +/-0.02mm |
| Surface quality (scratch & dig) | 60/40, 40/20 20/10or better |
| Clear aperture | >85%, >90% |
| Surface accuracy | L/10 L/2 L |
| Parallelism | +/-30'' |
| Bevel | 0.1~0.3mm x 45 degree |
| Coating | AR, BBAR or Custom |
Calcium fluoride window/CaF2 window
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