415 – 1100nm, UV Block C-Mount Protective Window

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Product Details Threads Directly between a Lens and any C-Mount Camera Narrow UV, VIS and SWIR Bandpass Filters Available Recommended for Wide Angle Lenses UV Protective Windows Available C-Mount Camera Imaging Filters feature narrow imaging bandpass filters, covering the UV, VIS, and SWIR spectral ranges and are designed with anti-reflection coatings to minimize light loss and enhance performance. These filters are designed to thread directly into any C-mount camera, between the lens and sensor, to ensure compatibility across devices and are particularly useful in applications with space constraints or lenses without filter threads. A custom installation wrench is included with each filter. C-Mount Camera Imaging Filters achieve high transmission rates, typically exceeding 85%, while maintaining a narrow bandwidth, allowing them to selectively transmit a specific wavelength range. These imaging filters are ideal for applications where precise wavelength selection is crucial for optimal imaging and detection such as; Food & Agricultural Inspection, Densitometry, Remote Sensing, and Security and Surveillance. Note: UV Protective Windows offering low absorption and excellent thermal stability are available for imaging applications between 350 – 1100nm. Specifications General Type: Protective Window Physical & Mechanical Properties Clear Aperture CA (mm): 19.50 Outer Diameter (mm): 25.40 Construction: Mounted in Black Anodized Ring Substrate Thickness (mm): 1.00 Optical Properties Cut-On Wavelength (nm): 415.00 Minimum Transmission (%): ≥95 Coating: AR Hard Coated Color: UV Surface Quality: 40-20 Transmission Wavelength (nm): 415 – 1100 Threading & Mounting Filter Thread: C-Mount Mount Thickness (mm): 3.00 Regulatory Compliance RoHS 2015: Compliant × Certificate of Conformance: View × Reach 242: Compliant ×

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