CeNing Optics Co., Ltd. CaF2 Crystals

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Calcium fluoride CaF2 is commonly used as a window material for both infrared and ultraviolet wavelengths, since it is transparent in these regions (about 0.15mm to 9mm) and exhibits extremely weak birefringence. Furthermore, the material is fairly inert chemically, so that these windows are not attacked. Nevertheless, at wavelengths as low as 157nm, which are appealing to semiconductor manufacturers, the birefringence of calcium fluoride exceeds tolerable limits. Fluorides are toxic to humans, however CaF2 is considered relatively harmless due to its extreme insolubility. CeNing Optics provides artificially-crystal lized calcium fluoride components available in IR grade and UV Grade. Note: The cost of UV grade crystals is much more expensive than IR grade crystals.
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Calcium fluoride CaF2 is commonly used as a window material for both infrared and ultraviolet wavelengths, since it is transparent in these regions (about 0.15mm to 9mm) and exhibits extremely weak birefringence. Furthermore, the material is fairly inert chemically, so that these windows are not attacked. Nevertheless, at wavelengths as low as 157nm, which are appealing to semiconductor manufacturers, the birefringence of calcium fluoride exceeds tolerable limits. Fluorides are toxic to humans, however CaF2 is considered relatively harmless due to its extreme insolubility. CeNing Optics provides artificially-crystal lized calcium fluoride components available in IR grade and UV Grade. Note: The cost of UV grade crystals is much more expensive than IR grade crystals.
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CaF2 Crystals
CaF2 Crystals
Calcium fluoride CaF2 is commonly used as a window material for both infrared and ultraviolet wavelengths, since it is transparent in these regions (about 0.15mm to 9mm) and exhibits extremely weak birefringence. Furthermore, the material is fairly inert chemically, so that these windows are not attacked. Nevertheless, at wavelengths as low as 157nm, which are appealing to semiconductor manufacturers, the birefringence of calcium fluoride exceeds tolerable limits. Fluorides are toxic to humans, however CaF2 is considered relatively harmless due to its extreme insolubility. CeNing Optics provides artificially-crystal lized calcium fluoride components available in IR grade and UV Grade. Note: The cost of UV grade crystals is much more expensive than IR grade crystals.

Calcium fluoride CaF2 is commonly used as a window material for both infrared and ultraviolet wavelengths, since it is transparent in these regions (about 0.15mm to 9mm) and exhibits extremely weak birefringence. Furthermore, the material is fairly inert chemically, so that these windows are not attacked. Nevertheless, at wavelengths as low as 157nm, which are appealing to semiconductor manufacturers, the birefringence of calcium fluoride exceeds tolerable limits.

Fluorides are toxic to humans, however CaF2 is considered relatively harmless due to its extreme insolubility.

CeNing Optics provides artificially-crystallized calcium fluoride components available in IR grade and UV Grade. Note: The cost of UV grade crystals is much more expensive than IR grade crystals.

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Product Category Optical Crystals
Product Name CaF2 Crystals
Material CaF2 Crystals
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