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Nonsilica Glass Fiber Optic Fibers
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Acrolite - Elbridge, NY
Designer, manufacturer and supplier of standard and custom fiber optic lighting and sensing systems, bulk fiber, rigid light pipes (cane and fused), flexible light pipes, fiber optic illuminators and rigid or flexible borescopes. Serving the medical, dental and industrial industries.
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CeramOptec Industries Inc., Sub. of biolitec AG, Industrial Fiber Optics - East Longmeadow, MA
Manufactures specialty optical fibers: silica/silica with numerical apertures from 0.06 to 0.53 for use from 190 to 2500 nm; noncircular core fibers, hard polymer clad silica and plastic clad silica. Low loss bundles and assemblies for UV, VIS and NIR applications. Silver halide fibers and...
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AdValue Photonics Inc. - Tucson, AZ
art photonics GmbH - Berlin, Germany
Infrared Fiber Systems - Silver Spring, MD
Infrared Focal Systems, Inc. - Silver Spring, MD
IRflex Corp. - Danville, VA
LEONI Fiber Optics GmbH, Member of the LEONI Group - Neuhaus-Schierschnitz, Germany
Photonics Bretagne - Lannion, France
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hard-clad silica (HCS) fiber
A type of optical fiber in which a silica core is surrounded by a hard polymer or similar material much stronger than the customary cladding material.
cladding glass
In fiber optics, the glass that is found around the glass core of the fiber, and that has a lower refractive index than the fiber.
optical fiber
A thin filament of drawn or extruded glass or plastic having a central core and a cladding of lower index material to promote internal reflection. It may be used singly to transmit pulsed optical signals (communications fiber) or in bundles to...
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