Description

The OPTOMAN PP-UVFS-38.1-6.35-MW50 is a premium ion beam sputtered (IBS) multiwavelength laser mirror engineered for demanding Er:YAG laser systems operating at 2940 nm and 1535 nm. Designed with a UV fused silica substrate and optimized for 45° angle of incidence, this precision optic delivers exceptionally high reflectivity at the operating wavelengths while providing high visible transmission around 635 nm for alignment beam visibility.

The durable IBS coating offers low optical absorption, excellent environmental stability, and outstanding laser-induced damage threshold (LIDT), making it an ideal choice for medical laser equipment, scientific research, and advanced industrial photonics applications. The 38.1 mm diameter and 6.35 mm thickness provide compatibility with many standard optical mounts while maintaining excellent optical performance.

PP-UVFS-38.1-6.35-MW50 Multiwavelength IBS Laser Mirror

Specifications

Substrate Material: UV Fused Silica
Diameter: 38.1 mm
Thickness: 6.35 mm
Wavelength Range: 2940 – 2940 nm
Angle Of Incidence (AOI): 45 – 45 deg
Surface Quality, S1 (scratch-dig): 20-10
Surface Quality, S2 (scratch-dig): Inspection Polished
Surface Flatness Over CA, S1 (@633 Nm Or Per Manufacturer): Lambda/4
Surface Flatness Over CA, S2 (@633 Nm Or Per Manufacturer): Unspecified
Parallelism: 0.5 arcmin
S1 Surface: Coated
S2 Surface: Uncoated
Reflectivity (HRa @ AOI, @ Peak Wavelength): 99 %
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): PP-UVFS-38.1-6.35-MW50
FindLight SKU: FL-24564

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Features

  • Manufacturer Part Number: PP-UVFS-38.1-6.35-MW50
  • High-reflectivity IBS coating optimized for 2940 nm and 1535 nm Er:YAG laser wavelengths
  • Visible transmission (>85% at approximately 635 nm) enables convenient alignment beam monitoring
  • Premium UV fused silica substrate for excellent optical stability and durability
  • Optimized for 45° angle of incidence
  • 38.1 mm diameter with 6.35 mm thickness for integration into standard optical assemblies
  • Surface flatness of < λ/4 at 633 nm over the specified aperture
  • Surface quality: 20-10 scratch-dig
  • High laser-induced damage threshold with extremely low absorption characteristic of IBS coatings
  • Excellent environmental resistance and long-term coating stability for demanding laser systems

Applications

  • Medical Er:YAG laser systems
  • Dermatology and aesthetic laser equipment
  • Dental laser instruments
  • Surgical laser beam delivery systems
  • Biomedical imaging systems
  • Scientific spectroscopy setups
  • Optical research laboratories
  • Precision laser beam steering
  • Infrared photonics instrumentation
  • Industrial laser optical assemblies

Export & Trade Information

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

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Frequently Asked Questions

What laser wavelengths is the PP-UVFS-38.1-6.35-MW50 designed for?
This mirror is optimized for high reflectivity at 2940 nm and 1535 nm, making it particularly suitable for Er:YAG laser systems used in medical and scientific applications. It also provides high transmission around 635 nm for visible alignment.
Why is an IBS coating beneficial for laser mirrors?
Ion Beam Sputtering (IBS) produces dense, low-absorption optical coatings with exceptional durability, high laser-induced damage threshold, superior environmental stability, and consistent optical performance compared with many conventional coating technologies.
Can this mirror be used in medical laser equipment?
Yes. The optical coating is specifically optimized for Er:YAG laser wavelengths commonly employed in medical, dental, dermatology, and surgical laser systems where reliable, high-reflectivity performance is essential.
What are the physical dimensions of this mirror?
The mirror has a 38.1 mm diameter, 6.35 mm thickness, UV fused silica substrate, and is intended for operation at a 45° angle of incidence, making it compatible with many standard precision optical mounts.
Why does the mirror transmit visible light at 635 nm?
The high transmission at approximately 635 nm allows a visible alignment laser to pass through the optic, making optical alignment significantly easier while maintaining excellent reflectivity at the infrared operating wavelengths used by the Er:YAG laser.

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