Yb:YAG Laser-1030nm-Laser Window

Yb:YAG Laser-1030nm-Laser Window
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Our window mirror is an optical product with good comprehensive performance. Window mirrors are used to isolate the physical space while allowing light to pass through, and windows are usually AR-coated to reduce light energy loss. Our laser window mirror uses sapphire as the base material, and its working wavelength range is 355nm~2940nm. The front and back surfaces of the laser window mirrors are coated with anti-reflection coatings. For natural light with an incident angle of 0° or 45°, their reflectivity can be as low as 0.25% or less, and their performance is excellent.

Processing Index

Parallelism
10〞
Perpendicularity
5ˊ
Surface Finish
20-10
Flatnessλ / 8 @ 632 nm
Clear Aperture
> 85% central area
Chamfer0.2mm-0.5mm @ 45°
Dimensional Accuracy± 0.05mm
Thickness/Diameter Tolerance
(0,-0.1)mm
Damage Threshold
>10 J/cm2@ 1064nm 10ns 10 Hz

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ModelSizeFormCoating
CL-LW11003∅ = 25 mm
t = 1 mm		Front Side  (S2)
plane
Rear Side  (S1)
plane		Front Side (S2)
AR(0°,1030-1064nm)<0.15%
Rear Side (S1)
AR(0°,1030-1064nm)<0.15%
CL-LW11004∅ = 25 mm
t = 3.05 mm		Front Side  (S2)
plane
Rear Side  (S1)
plane		Front Side (S2)
AR(0°,515-532nm)<0.5%
AR(0°,1030-1064nm)
Rear Side (S1)
AR(0°,515-532nm)<0.5%
AR(0°,1030-1064nm)

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