Hangzhou Shalom Electro-optics Technology Co., Ltd. Sapphire Prisms

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Features: • Large wavelength range: 0.15~5μm • Extreme hardness for harsh environment • Chemical and erosion resistant front surface • Various prism shapes: Right angle prisms, 60° equiliateral dispersing prism, and custom Optical Prisms are transparent optical element with flat, polished surfaces that refract or reflect light. Optical prisms could be utilized for beam deviation and adjusting the orientation of an image. Due to their great surface hardness, high thermal conduction, high dielectric constant, and tolerance to general chemical acids and alkalis, single crystal sapphire prisms are perfect for demanding applications (such as lasers) and harsher climates (e.g. vacuum, high heat, corrosive). Because of the superb structural strength of sapphire, sapphire crystal prisms can be produced far more compact than those made of other popular materials. Sapphire is the second-hardest crystal after diamond. Sapphire has good transmittance between 0.15 and 5.5 m, which covers the UV to MWIR wavelength range. Hangzhou Shalom EO offers customized prisms upon customers' request. The prism shapes include right angle prism, 60° equilateral dispersing prism, and other custom shapes.
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Features: • Large wavelength range: 0.15~5μm • Extreme hardness for harsh environment • Chemical and erosion resistant front surface • Various prism shapes: Right angle prisms, 60° equiliateral dispersing prism, and custom Optical Prisms are transparent optical element with flat, polished surfaces that refract or reflect light. Optical prisms could be utilized for beam deviation and adjusting the orientation of an image. Due to their great surface hardness, high thermal conduction, high dielectric constant, and tolerance to general chemical acids and alkalis, single crystal sapphire prisms are perfect for demanding applications (such as lasers) and harsher climates (e.g. vacuum, high heat, corrosive). Because of the superb structural strength of sapphire, sapphire crystal prisms can be produced far more compact than those made of other popular materials. Sapphire is the second-hardest crystal after diamond. Sapphire has good transmittance between 0.15 and 5.5 m, which covers the UV to MWIR wavelength range. Hangzhou Shalom EO offers customized prisms upon customers' request. The prism shapes include right angle prism, 60° equilateral dispersing prism, and other custom shapes.

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Sapphire Prisms -  - Hangzhou Shalom Electro-optics Technology Co., Ltd.
Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China
Sapphire Prisms
Sapphire Prisms
Features: • Large wavelength range: 0.15~5μm • Extreme hardness for harsh environment • Chemical and erosion resistant front surface • Various prism shapes: Right angle prisms, 60° equiliateral dispersing prism, and custom Optical Prisms are transparent optical element with flat, polished surfaces that refract or reflect light. Optical prisms could be utilized for beam deviation and adjusting the orientation of an image. Due to their great surface hardness, high thermal conduction, high dielectric constant, and tolerance to general chemical acids and alkalis, single crystal sapphire prisms are perfect for demanding applications (such as lasers) and harsher climates (e.g. vacuum, high heat, corrosive). Because of the superb structural strength of sapphire, sapphire crystal prisms can be produced far more compact than those made of other popular materials. Sapphire is the second-hardest crystal after diamond. Sapphire has good transmittance between 0.15 and 5.5 m, which covers the UV to MWIR wavelength range. Hangzhou Shalom EO offers customized prisms upon customers' request. The prism shapes include right angle prism, 60° equilateral dispersing prism, and other custom shapes.

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• Large wavelength range: 0.15~5μm
• Extreme hardness for harsh environment
• Chemical and erosion resistant front surface
• Various prism shapes: Right angle prisms, 60° equiliateral dispersing prism, and custom

Optical Prisms are transparent optical element with flat, polished surfaces that refract or reflect light. Optical prisms could be utilized for beam deviation and adjusting the orientation of an image.


Due to their great surface hardness, high thermal conduction, high dielectric constant, and tolerance to general chemical acids and alkalis, single crystal sapphire prisms are perfect for demanding applications (such as lasers) and harsher climates (e.g. vacuum, high heat, corrosive). Because of the superb structural strength of sapphire, sapphire crystal prisms can be produced far more compact than those made of other popular materials. Sapphire is the second-hardest crystal after diamond. Sapphire has good transmittance between 0.15 and 5.5 m, which covers the UV to MWIR wavelength range.


Hangzhou Shalom EO offers customized prisms upon customers' request. The prism shapes include right angle prism, 60° equilateral dispersing prism, and other custom shapes.

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  Hangzhou Shalom Electro-optics Technology Co., Ltd.
Product Category Optical Mirrors
Product Name Sapphire Prisms
Surface Quality 40-20 Scratch / Dig
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