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Infrared windows are specialized optical components designed to transmit infrared radiation while providing environmental protection and optical isolation. Engineered with IR-transparent materials and optimized coatings, these windows deliver exceptional transmission across NIR, SWIR, MWIR, and LWIR spectral ranges. Essential for thermal imaging, gas analysis, spectroscopy, and defense applications where infrared clarity is mission-critical.
| Specification | Range | Customization |
| Material | Germanium, ZnSe, CaF₂, Sapphire, Silicon | Application & wavelength-specific |
| Diameter/Size | 5mm – 500mm | Custom shapes & dimensions |
| Thickness | 0.5mm – 25mm | Optimized for your system |
| Transmission | >95% (material dependent) | Wavelength-optimized |
| Surface Quality | 40-20 to 10-5 scratch-dig | Precision grades available |
| AR Coating | Broadband or narrowband IR | BBAR options available |
| Temperature Range | -50°C to +300°C | Material dependent |
Our infrared windows achieve >95% transmission across target wavelengths through precision polishing and advanced AR coatings. Germanium windows reach 45% uncoated, >99% with AR coating in 8-12μm range.
Each substrate is selected for optimal performance in specific IR bands:
Designed for extreme conditions: thermal shock resistant, chemically inert coatings, and hermetic sealing options. Suitable for industrial furnaces, cryogenic systems, and outdoor surveillance.
Tight tolerances ensure system integration: ±0.05mm dimensional accuracy, <3 arcmin parallelism, λ/10 flatness. Each window is metrology-verified before shipment.
Thermal imaging or FLIR systems? Gas detection or spectroscopy? CO₂ laser processing equipment? Defense or surveillance optics?
Our infrared windows are deployed in these demanding applications worldwide.
Q: What material should I choose for my infrared application?
A: Material selection depends on your wavelength range:
Q: Why are some IR windows coated and others uncoated?
A: Uncoated IR materials have 10-40% reflection losses per surface. AR coatings reduce this to <0.5%, dramatically improving transmission. For example, Germanium goes from 47% to >99% transmission with proper AR coating in the 8-12μm range.
Q: Can infrared windows withstand high temperatures?
A: Yes, material dependent:
Q: How do I clean infrared windows without damaging them?
A: Use acetone or methanol with lens tissue (never paper). Blow off dust first with dry nitrogen. Avoid water on hygroscopic materials like ZnSe. For Germanium, ultrasonic cleaning is safe. Always handle by edges with powder-free gloves.
Q: Do you provide transmission curves?
A: Yes, every order includes spectral transmission data.
Q: Are your IR windows compatible with vacuum environments?
A: Absolutely. We offer vacuum-compatible coatings and can provide windows with O-ring grooves or flanges for vacuum chamber integration. Outgassing data available for aerospace applications.
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