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Laser Debris Shields

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Laser debris shields from Optical Surfaces Ltd. help prevent damage to focusing optics in laser beam delivery systems, offering a cost-effective solution to the extension of surface life for high-power refractive and reflective optics.

Laser Debris ShieldsThe shields protect the laser from dust, shrapnel and fragments originating from the target during laser processing. A range of glasses offer high homogeneity and transmission from the UV to the NIR, ensuring optimum shape and thickness to suit individual laser delivery systems and target-facing optics.

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Mar 2016
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