Mirrors with high surface accuracy are realized by optimizing the conditions of substrate, thickness and coating.
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Gold (Au) coated reflective mirrors have a high reflectance over a wide infrared range.
Gold (Au) coated reflective mirrors have a high reflectance over a wide infrared range.
This is a vapor-deposited aluminum flat mirror in which the substrate has been polished to a high degree of accuracy and is designed for high reflectivity at any angle of incidence.
This is a vapor-deposited aluminum flat mirror in which the substrate has been polished to a high degree of accuracy and is designed for high reflectivity at any angle of incidence.
This is a vapor-deposited aluminum flat mirror in which the substrate has been polished to a high degree of accuracy and is designed for high reflectivity at any angle of incidence.
This is a vapor-deposited aluminum flat mirror in which the substrate has been polished to a high degree of accuracy and is designed for high reflectivity at any angle of incidence.
This is a vapor-deposited aluminum flat mirror in which the substrate has been polished to a high degree of accuracy and is designed for high reflectivity at any angle of incidence.
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