Graticules Optics, 3mm diameter Mounted Rectangular Foil Slits, 25µm x 1.5mm – L25

Specifications

Slit Width: 25 um
Slit Length: 1.5 mm
Mounting: Mounted
Part Diameter: 12.7 mm
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Features


  • Precision Aperture: The L25 Mounted Rectangular Slit Aperture features a precise slit size of 0.025mm (25μm) wide and 1.5mm long, ideal for high-precision applications.

  • Material: Constructed from durable copper foil with a blackened finish on one side to minimize reflections and enhance performance.

  • High Tolerance: Offers a tight tolerance of +/-1μm, ensuring reliable and consistent results in demanding environments.

  • Robust Mounting: Comes with a circular holder made from black anodized aluminum, providing a sturdy and secure mount for the aperture.

  • Foil Dimension: The aperture is mounted on a 3mm diameter foil, ensuring compactness and ease of integration into various systems.

  • Versatile Mount Diameters: Available in multiple mount diameters of 12.7mm, 16mm, or 25mm to suit different equipment and setups.

  • Comprehensive Product Range: Part of a full range of mounted rectangular slits, including options from 0.002mm to 0.25mm wide, catering to diverse application needs.

Applications


  • Precision Optical Experiments: Ideal for applications requiring precise control of light passage, such as spectroscopy and laser experiments.

  • Beam Shaping: Used in optical systems to shape and define laser beams for various scientific and industrial applications.

  • Calibration Tools: Serves as a calibration standard for optical instruments that require high precision and accuracy.

  • Microscopy: Enhances imaging techniques by controlling the amount and shape of light entering the microscope.

  • Photolithography: Utilized in semiconductor manufacturing processes where precise light patterning is essential.

  • Optical Alignment: Assists in aligning optical components by providing a defined light path.

  • Research and Development: Supports R&D activities in fields such as physics, engineering, and material sciences where controlled light manipulation is necessary.