SYCCO Sapphire Windows
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China
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since 2016
Description
Uncoated sapphire provides exceptional surface hardness and a transmission range extending from the UV to the MIR. It can only be scratched by a few materials other than itself. The uncoated substrate is chemically inert and insoluble to water, common acids, or alkalis at temperatures up to ~1,000 °C. Our sapphire windows are z-cut so that the c-axis of the crystal is parallel with the optical axis, removing birefringence effects on transmitted light.
SYCCO Sapphire Windows
Specifications |
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| Substrate Material: | Sapphire |
| Antireflection Coating: | Coated, Uncoated |
| Diameter: | 50.8 mm |
| Surface Quality: | 40-20 scratch-dig |
| Surface Flatness: | lambda/10 |
| Thickness: | 1.02 mm |
| Surface Hardness: | Exceptional |
| Transmission Range: | UV to MIR |
| Chemical Inertness: | Yes |
| Solubility: | Insoluble to water, common acids, or alkalis |
| Temperature Resistance: | ~1,000°C |
| Crystal Orientation: | z-cut |
Features
- Exceptional Surface Hardness: Uncoated sapphire provides outstanding surface hardness, making it resistant to scratches from most materials.
- Wide Transmission Range: Offers a transmission range extending from the UV to the MIR, ensuring versatility in various applications.
- Chemically Inert: The uncoated substrate is chemically inert, providing durability and reliability in harsh environments.
- High Temperature Resistance: Insoluble to water, common acids, or alkalis at temperatures up to approximately 1,000°C, ensuring performance under extreme conditions.
- Reduced Birefringence Effects: Our sapphire windows are z-cut, aligning the c-axis of the crystal parallel with the optical axis to minimize birefringence effects on transmitted light.
Applications
- Laser optics
- Spectroscopy
- Imaging
- Metrology and inspection
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the uncoated sapphire substrate is chemically inert.
The sapphire windows are z-cut so that the c-axis of the crystal is parallel with the optical axis, removing birefringence effects on transmitted light.
The uncoated substrate is insoluble to water, common acids, or alkalis at temperatures up to ~1,000 °C.
The transmission range of the SYCCO Sapphire Windows extends from the UV to the MIR.
Only a few materials other than itself can scratch the uncoated sapphire substrate.