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UV-to-NIR Corrected Triplet Lenses

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  • Calcium Fluoride and UV Fused Silica Elements
  • Broadband Color-Corrected Design from 193nm to 1000nm
  • Ideal for Fluorescence and Spectroscopy Applications

Common Specifications

Housing Diameter (mm):
30.00 ±0.05
Substrate:
CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2
Surface Quality:
60-40
Wavelength Range (nm):
193 - 1000
EFL (mm) BFL (mm)  Substrate   Coating   Housing Diameter (mm)   Compare   Stock Number   Price  Buy
36.00 24.98 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 Uncoated 30.00 ±0.05 #65-029 S$3,494.50 Qty 6+ S$2,971.05   Request Quote  
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36.00 24.98 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 MgF2 (193-1000nm) 30.00 ±0.05 #65-033 S$3,791.75 Qty 6+ S$3,223.35   Request Quote  
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45.00 34.84 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 Uncoated 30.00 ±0.05 #47-613 S$3,494.50 Qty 6+ S$2,971.05   Request Quote  
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45.00 34.84 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 MgF2 (193-1000nm) 30.00 ±0.05 #64-837 S$3,791.75 Qty 6+ S$3,223.35   Request Quote  
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90.00 84.76 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 Uncoated 30.00 ±0.05 #47-311 S$3,494.50 Qty 6+ S$2,971.05   Request Quote  
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90.00 84.76 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 MgF2 (193-1000nm) 30.00 ±0.05 #64-838 S$3,791.75 Qty 6+ S$3,223.35   Request Quote  
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135.00 129.31 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 Uncoated 30.00 ±0.05 #47-312 S$3,494.50 Qty 6+ S$2,971.05   Request Quote  
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135.00 129.31 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 MgF2 (193-1000nm) 30.00 ±0.05 #64-839 S$3,791.75 Qty 6+ S$3,223.35   Request Quote  
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180.00 174.62 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 Uncoated 30.00 ±0.05 #47-313 S$3,494.50 Qty 6+ S$2,971.05   Request Quote  
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180.00 174.62 CaF2 / Fused Silica / CaF2 MgF2 (193-1000nm) 30.00 ±0.05 #64-840 S$3,791.75 Qty 6+ S$3,223.35   Request Quote  
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TECHSPEC® UV-to-NIR Corrected Triplet Lenses provide a consistent focal length (see chromatic shift information below) for wavelengths ranging from 193nm to 1000nm. These lenses were designed with broadband applications in mind. Manufactured with premier grades of Calcium Fluoride and Fused Silica, these infinite-conjugate triplets are perfect for imaging applications utilizing a wide spectrum of wavelengths. TECHSPEC® UV-to-NIR Corrected Triplet Lenses are typically used for fluorescence research in which the emitted light is in the visible and near infrared regions of the spectrum or in dual-pass systems in which the same lens is used to illuminate the excitation material as well as collect the emissions from it. Elements are uncoated and mounted in a 30mm diameter aluminum housing. Antireflection coatings available, however a minimum order quantity will apply. 

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Technical Information

 
Effective Focal Length EFL 193 - 400nm 400 - 1000nm 193 - 1000nm
Chromatic Shift RMS Spot Size Chromatic Shift RMS Spot Size Chromatic Shift RMS Spot Size
36mm 1.8mm 240μm 0.4mm 214μm 2.2mm 268μm
45mm 1.1mm 88μm 0.3mm 69μm 1.3mm 95μm
90mm 2.0mm 64μm 0.6mm 38μm 2.5mm 69μm
135mm 1.6mm 49μm 0.6mm 31μm 2.1mm 51μm
180mm 1.4mm 46μm 0.6mm 28μm 1.9mm 45μm
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