Coated Glass
Optical glass is optically processed and vacuum-coated to obtain specified spectral characteristics. Optical color filters fall into black-and-white, color and special-effect categories, with over 40 varieties including red, yellow, blue, green, orange, cyan, purple and infrared. Sizes include M25, M27, M28, M30, M30.5, M37, M43, M46, M49, M52, M55 and M58, with customization available. Brand: 景盛光学. Product type: other glass types.
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