FiberTech Ultrasol Fibers - 84808011F
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Description
Introducing our advanced solarization-stable fibers, meticulously engineered for exceptional performance in the ultraviolet-visible (UV-VIS) spectrum. Designed to withstand the challenges of UV exposure, these fibers are ideal for applications requiring high durability and reliable transmission in the critical 190–250 nm range. Crafted with a high OH content fused silica glass core, these fibers ensure superior transmission and minimal degradation over time, even under prolonged exposure to harsh UV conditions.
Our solarization-stable fibers feature a robust fused silica cladding, complemented by a choice of coatings, including single acrylate and polyimide, to suit diverse operational needs. The precision in design and manufacturing ensures a consistent core and cladding diameter, maintaining uniformity across different sizes ranging from 100 μm to 600 μm. This meticulous attention to detail guarantees optimal performance and reliability in demanding environments.
For enhanced versatility, these fibers are available in various configurations, including fiber bundles with single-fiber cores starting from 30 μm. The optional coatings of Nylon® or Tefzel® further extend the adaptability of these fibers, providing solutions tailored to specific application requirements. Our solarization-stable fibers are an excellent choice for those seeking long-lasting and high-performance optical solutions in the UV-VIS range.
FiberTech Ultrasol Fibers - 84808011F
Specifications |
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| Core Diameter: | 100 um |
| Wavelength Range: | 190 – 250 nm |
| Fiber Core Material: | Silica |
| Fiber Length: | Custom |
| Fiber Type: | Solarization Stable |
Features
- High Transmission Efficiency: These fibers are characterized by excellent transmission in the 190–250 nm range, making them ideal for UV-VIS applications.
- Solarization-Stable Fibers: Designed to maintain performance even in critical UV ranges below 240 nm, preventing progressive absorption and potential failure.
- Core/Jacket Options: Available in various sizes, including 200/220 μm, with step-index multimode configurations for versatile application needs.
- Durable Coatings: Choose between single acrylate or polyimide coatings with precise diameter specifications for enhanced protection and performance.
- Customizable Solutions: Further specifications, including CCDR, are available to meet specific application requirements.
- Optional Coating Materials: Nylon® or Tefzel® coatings can be optionally selected for specific environmental resistance needs.
- Fused Silica Construction: Features a high OH content core and cladding, ensuring robust performance and stability.
- Available as Fiber Bundles: Solarization-stable fibers can be configured as fiber bundles with single-fiber cores starting from 30 μm.
- Order Variety: Multiple order numbers and fiber codes available for easy selection and procurement.
Applications
- UV-VIS Spectroscopy: Ideal for high-precision spectroscopic measurements requiring stable UV transmission.
- Analytical Instrumentation: Enhances performance in laboratory instruments operating below 240 nm.
- Industrial UV Monitoring: Reliable in continuous UV exposure environments for process control.
- Medical Diagnostics: Suitable for UV-based diagnostic systems demanding consistent optical performance.
- Photonics Research: Enables advanced experiments in the deep UV range with minimal signal degradation.
Frequently Asked Questions
These fibers are solarisation-stable, meaning they do not experience progressive absorption and complete failure like UV-VIS fibers < 240 nm.
These fibers are suitable for applications in the 190-250 nm range.
The fiber bundles have a single-fiber core diameter of 30 μm.
Yes, Nylon® or Tefzel® coatings are optionally available.
A deuterium light source was used for the measurement.