Polymer Dichroic Polarizer VIS950
Polymer dichroic polarizers cover 330nm-1800nm, with sheet-based wire-grid versions for 400-1100nm. Quality polymers cover multiple bands, supplied bare or between two glass plates for clear imaging. High extinction improves contrast and high transmission preserves color. Large sheets can be laser-cut into arbitrary shapes/sizes with ±0.25mm tolerance. Temperature limits: 60℃ cemented, 80℃ uncemented. Applications include bioengineering, medicine, machine vision, displays and consumer products.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength Range | 420-1600 nm |
| Thickness | 500 μm |
| Cemented (Yes/No) | No |
| Notes | Extremely Broad Wavelength Range |
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