Optran Plus UV/WF
Description
CeramOptec®’s Optran® Plus is the highest NA pure fused silica core fiber available with NA’s of 0,28 and 0,30. Ideal for a broad range of applications, from spectroscopy to sensing. CeramOptec®’s innovative Optran® Plus fibers exhibit exceptional spectral transmission from 190 to 2400 nm with high coupling efficiency. We offer a wide range of standard core sizes and cladding materials, as well as custom fibers to meet your specifications.
Optran Plus UV/WF
Specifications |
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| Mode Field Diameter (MFD): | 2500 um |
| Wavelength Range: | 190-2400nm |
| Cable Length: | -- m |
| Fiber Core Material: | Silica |
Features
High laser damage resistance
Specialty coatings available for high temperatures, high vacuum and harsh chemicals
Biocompatible materials
RoHS compliant
Step-index profile
Pure fused silicia core
Sterilizable by ETO and other methods Manufactured at ISO 9001 compliant facility
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Optran Plus UV/WF has high laser damage resistance, specialty coatings available for high temperatures, high vacuum and harsh chemicals, biocompatible materials, RoHS compliance, step-index profile, pure fused silica core, and is sterilizable by ETO and other methods. It is manufactured at an ISO 9001 compliant facility.
Optran Plus UV/WF is the first choice for applications including spectroscopy, medical diagnostics, and sensing.
Optran Plus UV/WF is a high NA pure fused silica core fiber available with NA’s of 0,28 and 0,30. It is ideal for a broad range of applications, from spectroscopy to sensing.
Optran Plus UV/WF has a pure fused silica core, buffer (where applicable) of silicone, hard polymer, and jacket of polyimide (-190 to +350 °C), ETFE (-40 to +150 °C), nylon (-40 to +100 °C), or acrylate (-40 to +85 °C). It also has a fluorine-doped silica cladding.