
Andover -Infared Neutral Density Filters
Metallic-coated infrared neutral density filters (IR ND filters) obtain their optical density from a metal alloy coating on a substrate determined by the wavelength region of interest. Unlike the all-dielectric or absorption type, the metallic type ND filter employs a combination of absorption and reflection to reduce the intensity of light. Andover`s IR ND filters exhibit outstanding spectral neutrality, outperforming all others on the market.
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- Dimensional Tolerances:±0.02mm
- Thickness: 1.0mm
- Min. Clear Aperture: 90% of outside dimension
- Surface Quality: 80/50 per MIL-O-13830B
- Coating Quality: 80/50 per MIL-O-13830B
- Coating Adherence: Per MIL-M-13508C
- Humidity: Per MIL-STD-810F
- Substrate Material: Germanium
- Flatness: <5 waves per 25mm
- Parallelism: 10 arc minutes or better
- Mechanical:Unmounted
- Provides attenuation with greater linearity over a wide spectral range
- Delivers superior durability
- Custom substrates available