These laser mirrors are designed for laser applications with specific wavelengths, where low wavefront distortion, low scattering and high reflectivity are usually important.
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You can use the 0 - 45° wide-angle dielectric mirrors for an optical system to move light back and forth between two mirrors or Michelson interferometers if you want to use a mirror with an angle of incidence of 45° or less.
All dielectric coating designs are much more resistant to laser damage than typical mirrors and are suitable for use with high-power laser systems.
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