Calcium Fluoride Windows

Overview

Calcium Fluoride Windows are specified for UV-to-IR transmission windows for spectroscopy and laser instruments. This page focuses on material choice, geometry, coating route, and the engineering information needed before a quotation.

Why This Design Matters

Calcium Fluoride (CaF2) is used because low dispersion and broad UV-to-IR transmission for spectroscopy and broadband optics. For this product, the key decision is whether the flat Calcium Fluoride transmission or protection window, aperture, coating, and mounting conditions match the optical layout.

Key Specification Summary

Application Guidance

Use this product when the optical path requires UV-to-IR transmission windows for spectroscopy and laser instruments. Engineers should confirm wavelength, beam diameter or field size, clear aperture, coating target, and mechanical envelope before final drawings are released.

• spectroscopy windows
• UV-IR instrument apertures
• laser protection windows
• broadband optical systems
• analytical instruments

Engineering Notes and Inquiry

For custom production, send wavelength band, clear aperture, thickness, coating target, and mounting environment. OPTOstokes-IROptical can review the drawing, confirm feasible specification ranges, and align the optical component with the downstream assembly.

Use the contact form or email sales@iroptical.com to request engineering review, coating options, or a quotation.