Edmund's bandpass interference filters have 10 nm bandwidth

March 2, 2010
New TECHSPEC hard-coated bandpass interference filters are available with a variety of center wavelengths.
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New TECHSPEC hard-coated bandpass interference filters are available with a variety of center wavelengths from 405 to 980 nm and have a 10 nm bandwidth. The filters are designed for use in biotech, biomedical, and quantitative chemical applications to selectively transmit a narrow range of light while blocking all other wavelengths.
Edmund Optics
Barrington, NJ
www.edmundoptics.com

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PRESS RELEASE

Edmund Optics Introduces Hard Coated Bandpass Interference Filters

Excellent value for high-precision applications

Barrington, N.J. - Edmund Optics (EO), the premier provider of optical components, introduces its new TECHSPEC Hard Coated Bandpass Interference Filters. The filters are available in a variety of center wavelengths from 405 - 980nm and feature a 10nm bandwidth.

Wide range of high- precision applications

Bandpass Interference Filters are used extensively in a variety of biotech, biomedical and quantitative chemical applications to selectively transmit a narrow range of wavelengths while blocking all other wavelengths. Interference filters are widely used in instrumentation for clinical chemistry, environmental testing, colorimetry, elemental and laser line separation, flame photometry, fluorescence, immunoassays and many other applications. Interference filters are also used to select discrete spectral lines from arc or from Ar, Kr, Nd: YAG and other lasers, as well as with laser diodes and LEDs.

Dense coating prevents filter degradation

These robust hard coated filters are fabricated using Edmund Optics' state-of-the-art Advanced Plasma Reactive Sputtering coating technology. This unique technology allows the company to produce single-substrate filters with deeper blocking, higher transmission and steeper slopes than comparable soft coated filters. Edmund Optics also offers low-cost "traditional" soft-coated bandpass interference filters. Although these sturdy hard coated filters are somewhat more expensive than the traditional soft-coated filters, this dense coating design prevents filter degradation by serving as a protection from environmental conditions, such as temperature and humidity, which can cause a soft-coated filter to delaminate over time. When the user compares the long-term cost of ownership of the EO Hard Coated Bandpass Interference Filters, the actual cost is significantly reduced because the filters last much longer than traditional soft-coated filters.

Custom hard coated filters available for OEM integration

Custom hard coated filters, with optical densities greater than 6.0, transmission greater than 90% and edge steepness of less than 0.5% can be rapidly developed for OEM instrumentation. Bandpass filters are available in 12.5 mm 25 mm, and 50mm diameter sizes with center wavelengths of 405 nm, 532 nm, 632 nm, 650 nm, 656 nm, 671 nm, 940 nm and 980 nm.

TECHSPEC Hard Coated Bandpass Interference filters will be on display at Photonics West booth 1312.

About EO:
Edmund Optics (EO) is a leading producer of optics, imaging, and photonics technology for R&D, electronics, semiconductor, pharmaceutical, biomedical, and military markets around the globe. EO is the world's largest supplier of off-the-shelf optical components. Customers can purchase items by contacting EO at 1-800-363-1992, via the new interactive catalog, the website at www.edmundoptics.com, or requesting their print catalog.

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