Schott BG63 Bandpass Filter

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Schott BG63 Bandpass Filter
Categories:	Ceramic; Glass; Optical; Filter
Material Notes:	IR filter glasses, BG60 – BG64 and BG67, have been designed to perform in difficult environments. Equipped with a specified coating, these filters remain completely transparent for more than 1000 hours without any surface corrosion and deliver extraordinary image quality. Advantages Repeatable optical performance due to mass production Excellent inner quality, e. g. low striae Allows true color imaging High NIR absorption at smaller thickness Applications: Medical Imaging Surveillance NVIS (night vision) compatible display Industrial applications Information provided by SCHOTT.
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Available Properties

Density
Thickness
Acid Class, SR
Alkali Class, AR
Stain Resistance Class, FR
Hardness, Knoop, HK (0.1/20)
CTE, linear
CTE, linear
Transformation Temperature, Tg
Refractive Index
Refractive Index
Refractive Index
Refractive Index
Transmission, Visible
Transmission, Visible
Transmission, Visible
Transmission, Visible
Transmission, Visible
IR Transmittance
IR Transmittance
IR Transmittance
IR Transmittance
IR Transmittance
UV Transmittance
Reflection Coefficient, Visible (0-1), Reflection Factor P

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Manufacturer Notes:
Schott Glas Mainz

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