Optics and Optical Coatings

These laser mirrors are designed for laser applications with specific wavelengths, where low wavefront distortion, low scattering and high reflectivity are usually important.

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.

Ultra-wideband dielectric mirrors are fabricated using pure dielectric multilayer coatings of alternating high and low index layers.

This mirror has negative dispersion and can be used for pulse compression in a femtosecond laser system.

This compact microscope body is a customizable high performance imaging system for use in a wide range of applications from scientific research to industrial production equipment.