Frequently Asked Questions

The Ceramic Reflector is primarily used in lamp-pumped solid-state lasers, which are applicable in laser medical, laser welding, cutting, and marking.

The key features include a fully glazed surface for high reflectivity and easy cleaning, reflectivity of 98% at wavelengths of 600-1000nm, and reflectivity exceeding 96% in the frequency range of 400-1200nm. It also has appropriate porosity and high strength characteristics, along with a long service life.

The Ceramic Reflector is made from alumina ceramic.

The Ceramic Reflector has a reflectivity of 98% at wavelengths of 600-1000nm and exceeds 96% in the frequency range of 400-1200nm.

The physical properties include a bulk density of 3.1g/cm³, apparent porosity of 30±1%, purity greater than 99%, flexural strength of 170 MPa, and thermal shock resistance with no cracks after 50 cycles between 15-100°C.

The available sizes include φ31x65 mm, φ31x97 mm, 59x43x70 mm, 47x25x100 mm, and φ25.4x88 mm, with options for full or half glazing.

The Ceramic Reflector improves laser performance by providing a more uniform irradiation light field on the laser working substance due to its diffuse reflection characteristics, mechanical properties, and good chemical structural stability.

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