Description

The OPTOMAN PP-UVFS-12.7-6.35-LLM247 is a premium ion beam sputtered (IBS) laser mirror engineered for high-power laser systems operating at 2100 nm. Manufactured on high-quality UV fused silica (Corning 7980 0F), this precision optic delivers greater than 99.9% reflectivity at normal incidence, minimizing optical losses while maintaining excellent resistance to laser-induced damage. Its advanced IBS coating technology provides exceptional coating density, long-term environmental stability, and reliable performance in demanding industrial, scientific, and medical laser applications.

Featuring a 12.7 mm diameter, λ/10 surface flatness at 633 nm, 10-5 scratch-dig surface quality, and a clear aperture exceeding 90%, the mirror supports outstanding beam quality and consistent optical performance. The uncoated rear surface allows seamless integration into custom optical assemblies, making this mirror an excellent choice for Ho:YAG laser systems, infrared beam delivery, laser laboratories, and OEM photonics equipment requiring durable, precision-coated reflective optics.

PP-UVFS-12.7-6.35-LLM247 IBS Laser Mirror for 2100 nm Ho:YAG Lasers

Specifications

Substrate Material: UV Fused Silica
Diameter: 12.7 mm
Thickness: 6.35 mm
Wavelength Range: 2100 – 2100 nm
Angle Of Incidence (AOI): 0 – 0 deg
Surface Quality, S1 (scratch-dig): 10-5
Surface Quality, S2 (scratch-dig): Inspection Polished
Surface Flatness Over CA, S1 (@633 Nm Or Per Manufacturer): Lambda/10
Surface Flatness Over CA, S2 (@633 Nm Or Per Manufacturer): Unspecified
Parallelism: 0.17 arcmin
S1 Surface: Coated
S2 Surface: Uncoated
Reflectivity (HRa @ AOI, @ Peak Wavelength): 99.9 %
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): PP-UVFS-12.7-6.35-LLM247
FindLight SKU: FL-24542

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Features

  • High-reflectivity IBS coating providing >99.9% reflectance at 2100 nm
  • Optimized for 0° angle of incidence in Ho:YAG and near-infrared laser systems
  • UV fused silica substrate (Corning 7980 0F) for excellent optical transmission and thermal stability
  • λ/10 surface flatness at 633 nm for superior wavefront preservation
  • 10-5 scratch-dig surface quality minimizes scattering and optical defects
  • High laser-induced damage threshold (LIDT) optimized for high-energy laser operation
  • >90% clear aperture for efficient beam utilization
  • Precision-manufactured 12.7 mm diameter with 6.35 mm thickness for compatibility with standard optomechanical mounts
  • Dense ion beam sputtered coating ensures outstanding durability and environmental stability

Applications

  • Ho:YAG laser systems operating at 2100 nm
  • Medical and surgical laser equipment
  • Scientific spectroscopy and infrared research
  • Industrial laser processing systems
  • OEM laser modules and photonics instrumentation
  • Optical laboratories and beam steering assemblies
  • High-power infrared beam delivery systems
  • Precision laser development and R&D projects

Export & Trade Information

ECCN: EAR99
HTS Code: 9001.90.6000
Estimated US Tariff: 10%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What wavelength is the PP-UVFS-12.7-6.35-LLM247 designed for?
This laser mirror is optimized for operation at 2100 nm, providing greater than 99.9% reflectivity at normal (0°) incidence, making it ideal for Ho:YAG laser systems.
Why is ion beam sputtering (IBS) beneficial for laser mirrors?
IBS coatings create extremely dense and durable optical films with very low absorption and scattering. This results in higher optical performance, excellent environmental stability, and superior resistance to laser-induced damage compared to many conventional coating technologies.
Can this mirror be used in high-power laser applications?
Yes. The coating is specifically optimized for a high laser-induced damage threshold (LIDT), making it suitable for demanding high-energy and high-power infrared laser systems when operated within its specified limits.
What substrate material is used in this mirror?
The mirror is manufactured from UV fused silica (Corning 7980 0F), offering excellent optical homogeneity, low thermal expansion, and high transmission across a broad spectral range, making it ideal for precision laser optics.
Which laser systems commonly use 2100 nm mirrors like this?
These mirrors are widely used in Ho:YAG laser systems for medical procedures, scientific research, spectroscopy, industrial laser processing, and infrared optical setups where high reflectivity, low optical loss, and long-term reliability are essential.

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