Durable High Power Laser Mirrors from Optical Surfaces

Optical Surfaces Ltd. has established an international reputation for producing extremely durable coated mirrors up to 600 mm in diameter for use with high-power femtosecond lasers. Typical applications for these durable high power laser mirrors include plasma physics, laser manufacturing and telecommunications.

Using proprietary techniques - Optical Surfaces Ltd. produces laser mirrors of the highest quality and precision.  Manufactured from materials including glass, ceramic, and silica - Optical Surfaces off-axis parabolic mirrors are designed to optimise the performance of rapid-pulsed lasers. All surface accuracies are checked by interferometer and are guaranteed to meet lambda/10 p-v wave accuracy with low scatter.

Using the latest dielectric coating technology - Optical Surfaces laser mirrors provide minimum pulse distortion and the maximum usable bandwidth.  For use with high-power femtosecond lasers operating at 750 to 850 nm, Optical Surfaces mirrors are designed for use at power densities of up to 100 mJ/cm2 for continuous 50-fs pulses without deterioration.

Production approved to ISO 9001-2000 the quality and performance of large diameter durable high power laser mirrors from Optical Surfaces Ltd. is second to none.

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