Sapphire Windows For Medical Lasers And Intense Pulsed Light Devices
Description
With high strength and durability, biocompatibility, spectral transmission from 200 – 3500 nm, and thermal conductivity 28 times higher than quartz or glass optics, sapphire is used in a range of medical and other applications combining these properties to optimize system performance.
Sapphire Windows For Medical Lasers And Intense Pulsed Light Devices
Specifications |
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| Substrate Material: | Sapphire |
| Antireflection Coating: | Coated |
| Diameter: | -- mm |
| Surface Quality: | Not Specified |
| Surface Flatness: | Not Specified |
| Thickness: | -- mm |
Applications
- Skin cooling optics for cosmetic surgical lasers – with thermal conductivity 28 times higher than glass, sapphire allows for rapid skin cooling to maintain patient comfort while allowing the surgeon to reduce treatment time
- Skin contact edges are radiused to allow the optic to glide smoothly over the skin
- Sizes range from the very small optics used in treating delicate areas below the nose, or for the treatment of “crow’s feet” near the eyes – to the much larger, 6 side polished optics used for large treatment areas when performing hair removal procedures on the chest and back
- Custom laser windows, filters, and mirrors – Sapphire optical windows and sapphire components are often provided complete to customer end use specifications including specialty coatings such as BBAR, short or long pass, V or double V coating designs, as well as solderable metallization.
- Custom fabricated windows – with raised arrays or channels for custom treatment applications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Sapphire windows offer high strength, durability, biocompatibility, and spectral transmission from 200 – 3500 nm. They also have thermal conductivity 28 times higher than quartz or glass optics.
Sapphire windows are used as skin cooling optics for cosmetic surgical lasers, allowing for rapid skin cooling while maintaining patient comfort. They are also used for custom laser windows, filters, mirrors, and custom fabricated windows for various treatment applications.
Yes, sapphire windows come in sizes ranging from very small optics used in treating delicate areas below the nose or for the treatment of "crow's feet" near the eyes.
Yes, sapphire optical windows and components can be provided complete to customer end use specifications, including specialty coatings and designs such as BBAR, short or long pass, V or double V coating designs, as well as solderable metallization.
Sapphire windows have thermal conductivity 28 times higher than glass, making them ideal for rapid skin cooling. They also offer high strength, durability, and biocompatibility, making them suitable for medical applications.