High Damage Threshold Laser Mirror
A laser mirror is an optical element used to precisely change the propagation direction of a beam. Through high-quality coatings, highly efficient reflection of light onto the substrate surface is achieved. Its applications cover laser optical systems, scientific research experiments, industrial processing and optical measurement. Unlike ordinary mirrors, laser mirrors are designed for high-power narrow beams, achieving stable reflection performance over a wide wavelength range while effectively reducing energy loss. Features Stable high reflectivity: reflectivity exceeding 95%, ensuring that the energy loss of the beam in the optical path is minimized. Multi-band compatibility: it supports multi-band compatibility, from ultraviolet to visible and near-infrared bands. High-power handling capability: designed for laser systems with extremely high power density beams. Durable and reliable: coatings and substrates undergo strict treatment for long-term use in laboratory or industrial environments. Various substrate types: glass, fused silica or ceramics to accommodate different thermal expansion and mechanical requirements.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Coating Material - Options | Silver (Ag), aluminum (Al), gold (Au), dielectric film |
| Coating Material - Description | Selected based on wavelength and optical power |
| Substrate Material - Available Range | BK7, fused silica, ceramic |
| Substrate Material - Description | Different thermal expansion coefficients and mechanical strength |
| Reflectance - Optional Range | 95–99% |
| Reflectance - Description | Depends on the wavelength band |
| Operating Wavelength Band - Optional Range | 200–2500 nm |
| Operating Wavelength Band - Description | Covers UV to near-infrared range |
| Angle of Incidence - Selectable Range | 0–45° |
| Angle of Incidence - Description | Can be customized according to system design |
| Max. Power Handling - Optional Range | ≤10 W/cm^2 |
| Max. Power Handling - Description | Parameters for high-power laser applications |
| Dimensions - Selectable Range | 5–200 mm or customized per requirements |
| Dimensions - Description | Customizable round, square or other shapes |
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