Description
The Laser-Line RMAX Mirrors from Rocky Mountain Instrument Co. are at the forefront of optical technology, designed specifically for high reflectance at single laser wavelengths. These mirrors are crafted with multi-layer dielectric thin films, ensuring optimal performance and durability. The high-power coating designs standard for select wavelengths make these mirrors an ideal choice for demanding applications where precision and reliability are paramount.
Each RMAX Mirror is available with a variety of substrates, including plano/plano, plano/concave, and plano/convex surfaces. This versatility allows for seamless integration into various optical systems, enhancing beam steering, focusing, and collimating applications.
The substrates are constructed from materials such as BK7, UVFS, FS, and CaF2, among others, providing a robust foundation for the high-quality coatings. The RMAX Mirrors are meticulously engineered to meet stringent specifications. They feature a remarkable surface figure and quality, ensuring minimal distortion and high optical clarity. The angle of incidence options, along with precise diameter and thickness tolerances, contribute to their exceptional performance.
With reflectance rates reaching up to 99.7% at 0º and 99.4% at 45º for certain wavelengths, these mirrors set a high standard in the industry. Rocky Mountain Instrument Co. is committed to collaborating with clients to address even the most technically challenging requirements. By engaging with customers early in the development process, RMI transitions prototype concepts into efficient, manufacturable solutions. This customer-centric approach ensures that the Laser-Line RMAX Mirrors not only meet but exceed expectations in high-performance optical applications.
RMI Laser Line Mirrors - BK7 - FS - UVFS
Specifications
Substrate Material: | BK7, UV Fused Silica, Fused Silica |
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Wavelength Range: | 193 – 193 nm |
Flatness (Coated Surface): | lambda/10, lambda/20 |
Surface Quality: | 10-5 scratch-dig |
Reflectivity (Rs, Rp): | 97 % |
Thickness And Diameter: | Based on customer needs |
Reflectivity @ 45 AOI: | >= 96.5% |
Features
- High Reflectance: Laser-Line RMAX Mirrors are designed for high reflectance at specific laser wavelengths, ensuring optimal performance in laser applications.
- Advanced Coating Technology: Utilizes multi-layer dielectric thin films for superior durability and performance.
- Versatile Substrate Options: Available with plano/plano, plano/concave, and plano/convex surfaces to suit various optical requirements.
- Material Diversity: Constructed from materials such as BK7, UVFS, FS, CaF2, Si, Cu, Mo, Supremax 33, and Zerodur.
- Precision Surface Figure: Achieves λ/20 [λ/10] at 633 nm for BK7, UVFS, FS, and λ/40 [λ/20] at 10.6 µm for Si, Cu, Mo, ensuring precise optical performance.
- Exceptional Surface Quality: Delivers surface quality of 10-5 (S1) for BK7, UVFS, FS, and 40-20 (S1) for Si, Cu, Mo, among others.
- Strict Tolerances: Diameter tolerance of +0.000", –0.010" and thickness tolerance of ±0.010" for high precision applications.
- High Reflectance Across Wavelengths: Achieves R ≥ 99.7% at 0º for 355, 532, 1064 nm, ensuring high efficiency in laser systems.
- Customizable Specifications: Offers flexibility with angle of incidence options at 0º or 45º, and wedge ≤ 3 arc minutes.
- Collaborative Approach: RMI works closely with clients to transition prototype concepts to efficient, manufacturable solutions.
Applications
- Laser Beam Steering: Optimized for directing laser beams with minimal loss
- Optical Focusing Systems: Ensures high reflectance for focusing applications
- Beam Collimation: Ideal for collimating divergent laser beams in optical setups
- High Power Laser Systems: Suitable for demanding industrial and scientific laser applications
- Aerospace and Defense Optics: Designed for precision performance in mission-critical environments
- Research and Development: Supports advanced optical experiments requiring stable, high-quality reflection
Frequently Asked Questions
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