Infrared Anti-Reflection Coating
Product features: Suitable for various infrared system applications, including infrared thermal imaging, infrared detection, CO2 laser systems, etc. Infrared anti-reflection coatings for bands such as 3-5um, 7-12um, 8-14um and 10.6um are available. Advantages: the coatings feature low reflectivity and high transmittance, firm coating, good surface finish and low absorption, with stable and reliable performance.
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