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Sell IR Cut filter (Absorption type)
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Date Posted : 2009/10/23
Category : Measurement & Analysis Instruments > Optical Instruments > Optical Filters
Offer Type : Sell
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Shijiazhuang Zeyuan Optics Material Co.,Ltd

Membership Type : Free member
Registration Date : 2009-04-11
Country/Region : Malaysia China
Address : Jianhua Street Shijiazhuang Hebei, China
Phone : 86-0311-81580248
Fax : 86-0311-81580248
Contact : Pingjie Gao

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IR Cut filter (Absorption type)

    It's fabricated by special blue glass (BG39 from Schott or equivalent). The glass will absorb IR wavelength and let visible light pass. It widely used for digital camara.

Specifications:

Material: blue glass (BG39 or equivalent)
Dimension: 2mm ~ 200mm
Square or round shape
Flatness: L/4
Surface Quality: 60-40
Parallelism: 3'

Volume production capability
Short delivery time



Related Keywords: IR Cut Filter, Optical Filter, Optical Glass, optical filtering
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