Sapphire Windows - SP-103
Description
Sapphire’s attributes include high mechanical strength, temperature stability, wear resistance and chemical inertness. As a result, a Sapphire Window will exceed other optical materials in harsh environments, providing a barrier between elements. Sapphire Windows are used commonly in optical and mechanical applications. Our offering includes a wide range of Sapphire Window stock parts as well as sapphire window customization opportunities. Request more info on optical window applications.
Sapphire Windows - SP-103
Specifications |
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| Substrate Material: | Sapphire |
| Antireflection Coating: | Coated |
| Diameter: | 0.94 mm |
| Surface Quality: | Not Specified |
| Surface Flatness: | Not Specified |
| Thickness: | 3.35 mm |
Applications
UV & IR Detectors
High Intensity Lamps
Bar Code Reader
Photodiodes
View Ports
Optical Applications
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can request more information on optical window applications by contacting Swiss Jewel at their email address sales@swissjewel.com or by calling their phone number 800-922-0118.
Sapphire Windows are made of sapphire, which is a material known for its high mechanical strength, temperature stability, wear resistance, and chemical inertness.
Sapphire Windows provide a barrier between elements in harsh environments and exceed other optical materials in terms of mechanical strength and wear resistance.
Sapphire Windows are commonly used in gas and air analyzers/monitors, UV and IR detectors, high intensity lamps, bar code readers, photodiodes, view ports, and other optical applications.
Swiss Jewel offers a wide range of Sapphire Window stock parts as well as customization opportunities, including a variety of shapes, internal holes and tapers, outer flanges, angles, and surface finishes.