Frequently Asked Questions

Optical windows are flat, plane-parallel plates used as protective barriers for electronic sensors or detectors from outside environments.

No, optical windows do not cause any change in the magnification of a system.

Optical windows can be made from materials such as BK7, B270, Float Glass, FS, UVFS, Ge, CaF2, MgF2, Sapphire, or others.

Standard optical windows have a dimension tolerance of +0.0/-0.2mm, while high precision optical windows have a tolerance of +0.0/-0.1mm.

High precision optical windows have a surface quality of 20-10 S-D.

Yes, optical windows are uncoated by default, but coatings are available upon request.

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