Molybdenum Aperture
Description
Molybdenum Apertures are most commonly used in the optical transfer assembly of an optical system using a powerful laser as a source. Lenox Laser Molybdenum apertures offer crisp edge quality without sacrificing high damage threshold, making these ideal for spatial filtering of powerful laser light sources. We can also custom-fabricate apertures and aperture mounts to comply with the parameters of your operating environment.
Molybdenum Aperture
Specifications |
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| Pinhole Diameter: | 100 um |
| Mounting: | Unmounted |
| Part Diameter: | 9.5 mm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Lenox Laser can custom-fabricate apertures and aperture mounts to comply with the parameters of your operating environment.
Molybdenum Apertures are most commonly used in the optical transfer assembly of an optical system using a powerful laser as a source.
Molybdenum Apertures have applications in Laboratory, Industrial and OEM, Laser optics, High-power laser systems, Sensors, Measurement systems, Laser beam shaping, and Spatial filtering.
Lenox Laser Molybdenum apertures offer crisp edge quality without sacrificing high damage threshold, making these ideal for spatial filtering of powerful laser light sources.
Molybdenum, Tungsten, Copper, and Ceramic are the materials used in making Molybdenum Apertures.