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    Deep-UV bandpass filters from Edmund Optics offer surface quality of 20-10

    Sept. 10, 2015
    Deep-UV bandpass filters provide bandpasses as low as 122 nm.
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    Deep-UV bandpass filters provide bandpasses as low as 122 nm. Manufactured from substrates including MgF2 and UV-grade fused silica, each filter is delivered with an individualized transmittance profile, demonstrating its performance characteristics. The RoHS-compliant filters offer a surface quality of 20-10 with a CA of >85%.
    Edmund Optics
    Barrington, NJ
    www.edmundoptics.com

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