A Cold Mirror is the inverse of the Hot Mirror, it reflects the visible and transmits the infrared. Their coatings are all first-surface variety and like the hot mirrors, are also deposited onto low expansion material such as borosilicate glass. These mirrors are usually used at a 45° angle of incidence in randomly polarized light.
BENEFITS
Transmit near-IR and reflect visible light
COMMON APPLICATIONS
Projection systems
Photocopiers
Surgical and dental lighting
Film and photographic apparatus
Illumination systems
Scientific instruments
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Cold Mirror General Specifications
A Cold Mirror is the inverse of the Hot Mirror, it reflects the visible and transmits the infrared. Their coatings are all first-surface variety and like the hot mirrors, are also deposited onto low expansion material such as borosilicate glass. These mirrors are usually used at a 45° angle of incidence in randomly polarized light.
BENEFITS
- Transmit near-IR and reflect visible light
COMMON APPLICATIONS
- Projection systems
- Photocopiers
- Surgical and dental lighting
- Film and photographic apparatus
- Illumination systems
- Scientific instruments
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Cold Mirror General Specifications
