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Borosilicate Windows

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Borosilicate WindowsTECHSPEC® BOROFLOAT® Borosilicate Windows from Edmund Optics Inc. offer high resistance to thermal shock and high temperature.

Designed for use in harsh environments, BOROFLOAT® is produced by a float technique that yields superior surface flatness of typically 4 to 6λ/in. In addition to high surface flatness, the windows have a low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) at 3.25 10-6/° C.

TECHSPEC® BOROFLOAT® Borosilicate Windows are ideal for applications in the visible to NIR spectrum.

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