A hot mirror reflects infrared (IR) radiation and transmits visible light. Hot mirrors are typically inserted in the path of the light beam, reflecting the infrared back toward the energy source, and transmitting the cooled visible light to the target.
Typical characteristics of a hot mirror include:
Over 90% transmission in the visible spectrum
Reflect over 90% of Infrared (IR)
Can be designed for angles other than normal
Can be modified to respond to other light source characteristics
Volume Production (fourteen 96″ diameter vacuum PVD chambers)
Short Lead Times
Due to the diverse characteristics of different light sources regarding output energy, no one Hot Mirror design will give optimum performance in all applications. EMF can develop a hot mirror design to your requirements by examining your light source and your desired IR reflection.
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