UV Grade Fused Silica Spherical Mirrors
from Shanghai Optics
A Convex Spherical Mirror is a mirror which curves inward away from the incident light. Shanghai Optics produces high quality convex spherical mirrors with a variety of diameters and focal lengths. These precision mirrors are ideal for imaging applications, specifically, for increasing an imaging... [See More]
- Mirror Materials: BK7 Glass; Fused Silica; Optical Crown Glass; Ultra-violet grade Fused Silica
- Mirror Coatings: Enhanced Aluminum; Protected Gold
from EKSMA OPTICS
Protected Aluminium (Al) Mirrors serve as an economical reflector over entire 300-IR region. Enhanced metallic coatings provide greater reflection across the operating bandwidth. *Laser Induced Damage Threshold results are measured according to ISO 21254-2: 1000-on-1 test procedure. LIDT - 0.25... [See More]
- Mirror Materials: BK7 Glass; Ultra-violet grade Fused Silica; Zerodur®
- Thickness: 3 to 12.7
- Diameter: 12.7 to 76.2
- Mirror Coatings: Protected Aluminum
from Thorlabs, Inc.
At Thorlabs, we constantly reinforce our desire to serve at the pleasure of our customers. From this comes our desire to be connected to our industry in a way that far exceeds what would typically be expected of a vendor. Thorlabs lives this core principle by seeking to enhance, at every turn, the... [See More]
- Mirror Materials: Ultra-violet grade Fused Silica
- Radius of Curvature: 50 to 800
- Diameter: 25.4
- Thickness: 6.1 to 7.6
from Rocky Mountain Instrument/RMI Laser
For your applications that are not covered by our standard mirrors, we offer the following Mirror Blanks which can be coated to your specifications: Plane Mirror Blanks. Concave Spherical Mirror Blanks. Convex Spherical Mirror Blanks. Mirror Blanks are available in BK7, UVFS, FS, Supremax 33,... [See More]
- Mirror Materials: BK7 Glass; Copper; Fused Silica; Ultra-violet grade Fused Silica; Calcium Flouride, Silicon, Molybdenum
- Surface Quality: 10-5 Scratch / Dig; 20-10 Scratch / Dig; 40-20 Scratch / Dig
- Mirror Coatings: Uncoated
- Surface Flatness: λ/4; λ/20; lambda/40