Mirrors And Metals Enhanced First Surface Aluminum
Description
Metal mirror coatings are often used in systems where a very broadband reflector or beam splitter is needed. Metal coatings can also be an excellent choice when an economical coating is especially important. Examples of common metal coating applications include telescope mirrors, neutral density filters, and general purpose laboratory mirrors. Metals commonly deposited at ZC&R include aluminum, chromium, silver, gold, and Inconel. The front surface of the enhanced aluminum mirror coating reflects an average of 93% over the visible spectrum (450-650nm). Back surface reflective aluminum coatings are also available.
Mirrors And Metals Enhanced First Surface Aluminum
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| Coating Type: | VIS - NIR |
| Angle Of Incidence (AOI): | Not Specified |
| Wavelength Range: | 450-800nm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Metal mirror coatings are often used in systems where a very broadband reflector or beam splitter is needed. They are commonly used in telescope mirrors, neutral density filters, and general purpose laboratory mirrors.
Metals commonly deposited for metal coatings include aluminum, chromium, silver, gold, and Inconel.
The front surface of the enhanced aluminum mirror coating reflects an average of 93% over the visible spectrum (450-650nm).
Yes, back surface reflective aluminum coatings are also available.
The protected gold mirror coating reflects an average of 97% over the spectrum (700-2000nm). It can also be used for IR wavelength bands 3-5nm and 8-12nm.