OSE-WSB
Wedged Substrates, BK7
These wedged substrates can separate the reflected beam through the front and back surfaces of the substrates by the slight wedge angle. Material: BK7.
Optics and Optical Coatings
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OSE-WSSQ
Wedged Substrates, SiO2
These wedged substrates can separate the reflected beam through the front and back surface of the substrates by the slight wedge angle. Material: SiO2.
These wedged substrates can separate the reflected beam through the front and back surface of the substrates by the slight wedge angle. Material: SiO2 for excimer laser.
OSE-HMPQP
Optical Flats, SiO2
These are high precision polished substrates where the material change due to the temperature variation is very small. Material: SiO2.
OSE-HMPZP
Optical Flats, Low-Expansion glass
These are high precision polished substrates where the material change due to temperature variation is very small. Material: glass with low expansion.
OSE-WSQNAHP
Windows with AR-Coating for High Power Laser
Anti-reflective coated windows for high power lasers.
OSE-OPNQ
Water Free SiO2 Windows for IR Laser
Anhydrous synthetic fused silica windows for infrared lasers.
OSE-OPSH
Sapphire Windows for IR Laser
These sapphire windows contain no impurities and provide high transmission without any absorption, covering the visible and infrared regions of the spectrum.
OSE-OPZS
ZnSe Windows for IR Laser, Uncoated
Zinc-selenium is the most commonly used optical material that enables the transmission of infrared light.
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