F-VNIR10 Folding Mirror
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating Wavelength | 0.4mm~1.0mm |
| Operating Temperature | 10~30℃ |
| Angle of Incidence Range | 30°-60° |
| Reflecting Surface Coating | Silver Reflective Coating With Protective Overcoat |
| Coating Quality | Firm and Uniform, Free of Mold Spots, Stains, Debris Spots, and Similar Defects |
| Mirror Surface-Figure Tolerance PV [Without Removing Power; Test Wavelength 632.8 nm] | ≤λ/7 |
| Mirror Surface-Figure Tolerance RMS [Without Removing Power; Test Wavelength 632.8 nm] | ≤λ/50 |
| Minimum Reflectance | ≥0.92% |
| Average Reflectance | ≥97% |
| Part Appearance | No Microcracks; Surface Bubbles Not Permitted |
| Single-Side Edge Roll-Off | <2mm |
| Part Edges | Sharp Corners and Edges Not Permitted |
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