Optical Mirrors
Optical mirrors are available for ultraviolet, visible and infrared applications. Metal-coated mirrors offer high reflectivity over broad spectral ranges, while dielectric mirrors are designed for specified wavelength bands. The range includes flat, concave spherical, concave cylindrical, elliptical, prism, D-shaped, single-wavelength, dual-wavelength, broadband and off-axis parabolic mirrors, together with Nd:YAG output mirrors and hollow reflecting assemblies. Select the required series to compare its material, coating, wavelength and model specifications.
Use mirror geometry to narrow the layout first, then select the coating family for the required wavelength or wavelength interval.
Flat Mirrors
Concave Spherical Mirrors
Concave Cylindrical Mirrors
Elliptical Mirrors
Right-Angle Prism Mirrors
D-Shaped Mirrors
Single-Wavelength Laser Mirrors
Dual-Wavelength Dielectric Mirrors
Broadband Dielectric Mirrors
K9 Single-Wavelength Dielectric Mirrors (HLM)
HPC Nd:YAG Output Mirrors
90° Off-Axis Parabolic Mirrors
GMH20 K9 Hollow Corner-Cube Retroreflectors
GMH19 K9 Hollow Right-Angle Reflecting Prisms
Choosing Optical Mirrors
- For beam steering, compare flat, elliptical, D-shaped and prism-mirror formats against the available beam footprint and mount.
- For reflective optical power, start with concave spherical, concave cylindrical or off-axis parabolic geometry as required by the layout.
- Check reflectance conditions, surface specifications and clear aperture for the chosen model; give beam power and pulse details if these affect suitability.