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Hot and Cold Mirrors: Soda-Lime Glass Substrate![]()
FM01 Ø1" Hot Mirror FM204 Ø2" Cold Mirror FM03R 25 mm x 36 mm Cold Mirror Related Items ![]() Please Wait ![]() Click for Details FM03R Visible Cold Mirror (45° AOI) Mounted in CM1-DCH Filter Cube Separating the Visible and Infrared Light Output from an OSL2 Halogen Source Features
Thorlabs' Soda-Lime Hot Mirrors are perfect for keeping unwanted heat from reaching sensitive areas of your setup. In applications where heat build up is a concern, 0° or 45° angle of incidence (AOI) hot mirrors provide a means of protection by reflecting the IR beam either back along the input beam path or at 90°. These mirrors also act as a dichroic mirror with a low pass region. Thorlabs' Soda-Lime Cold Mirrors work to transmit IR energy and reflect the visible light from your setup at 90°. These mirrors are excellent for projection applications and for use as a dichroic mirror with a high pass region. The KM100T, KM200T, and KM100C are ideal mounting solutions for this line of hot and cold mirrors. The 45° AOI rectangular mirrors are also compatible with our dichroic filter cubes; for other mounting options, please see our filter mounts. For both types of mirrors, the beamsplitter-coated surface should face the input beam. If your application requires a substrate with a lower coefficient of thermal expansion, better overall performance, or a more durable coating and substrate, please consider our UV Fused Silica Hot and Cold Mirrors. We also offer Dichroic Mirrors/Beamsplitters, which provide a greater range of cutoff frequencies.
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