Sapphire Windows
Unrivaled Hardness and Ruggedness:
- Sapphire has a Mohs Hardness of 9, making it the second hardest material after diamond.
- Extremely resistant to scratches and abrasions, ensuring clear optical apertures even under attack from sand/grit.
- Ideal for applications involving splattering abrasive particles, such as drilling viewport windows, protective laser processing windows, and gun sights.
Thin and High-Pressure Resistant:
- Due to firm internal covalent bonding, sapphire windows can be manufactured thinner without fracture compared to dielectric materials.
- Capable of withstanding high pressure, making them suitable for aviation and deepwater contexts.
High-Temperature Tolerance:
- Sapphire has a working temperature limit of up to 1600℃ and a melting point of 2000℃.
- High thermal conduction provides a unique advantage in handling high-temperature situations compared to other optical materials.
- Great options for high-temperature plasma chambers, combustion chambers, etc.
Solid Chemical Inertia:
- Sapphire exhibits chemical inertia to common acids/alkalines, with the exception of hot caustic salts.
- Outperforms other materials in coping with corrosive chemicals and erosive atmospheres.
- Suitable for applications in pharmaceuticals, medicines, and chemical facilities.
Broad Spectral Transmission:
- Sapphire windows offer a broad spectral transmission range of 150nm-5500nm.
- Compared to N-BK7 and UV Fused Silica, sapphire excels with better UV functions, broader IR transmission, and less IR absorption.
- Ideal for critical optical operations in multi-spectrum applications.
Applications: Optical Applications, Protective Applications, Extreme Environments, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries, etc.
Sapphire Windows, offered by Kingwin Optics, are renowned for their reliable mechanical, thermal, and chemical robustness. With a broad optical transmission range from 150-5500nm and large dielectric constants, they excel as both optical and protective windows in applications requiring stringent conditions and extreme environments.
Specifications:
Window Shape | Flat circular, flat rectangular, wedge, step, tube, and other special shapes |
Dimension Tolerance | +0.0/-0.2mm |
Aperture | >90% |
Parallelism | 30 arcsec |
Thickness Tolerance | +/-0.2mm |
Flatness | custom |
Surface Quality | Optional 80/50, 60/40, 40/20, 20/10, 10/5 S/D |
Materials | Optical grade single crystal sapphire |
Coating Options | Uncoated, Single Layer MgF2 AR Coating, and Other Custom Options |
Features:
1.Unrivaled Hardness and Ruggedness:
- Sapphire has a Mohs Hardness of 9, making it the second hardest material after diamond.
- Extremely resistant to scratches and abrasions, ensuring clear optical apertures even under attack from sand/grit.
- Ideal for applications involving splattering abrasive particles, such as drilling viewport windows, protective laser processing windows, and gun sights.
2.Thin and High-Pressure Resistant:
- Due to firm internal covalent bonding, sapphire windows can be manufactured thinner without fracture compared to dielectric materials.
- Capable of withstanding high pressure, making them suitable for aviation and deepwater contexts.
3.High-Temperature Tolerance:
- Sapphire has a working temperature limit of up to 1600℃ and a melting point of 2000℃.
- High thermal conduction provides a unique advantage in handling high-temperature situations compared to other optical materials.
- Great options for high-temperature plasma chambers, combustion chambers, etc.
4.Solid Chemical Inertia:
- Sapphire exhibits chemical inertia to common acids/alkalines, with the exception of hot caustic salts.
- Outperforms other materials in coping with corrosive chemicals and erosive atmospheres.
- Suitable for applications in pharmaceuticals, medicines, and chemical facilities.
5.Broad Spectral Transmission:
- Sapphire windows offer a broad spectral transmission range of 150nm-5500nm.
- Compared to N-BK7 and UV Fused Silica, sapphire excels with better UV functions, broader IR transmission, and less IR absorption.
- Ideal for critical optical operations in multi-spectrum applications.
Applications:
1.Optical Applications:
- Sapphire windows are excellent for optical systems requiring high hardness, thermal stability, and chemical resistance.
- Suitable for multi-spectrum optical operations due to broad spectral transmission.
2.Protective Applications:
- Ideal for protective windows in laser processing, drilling viewport windows, and gun sights.
- Provides clear optical apertures and maintains lucid sights even under extreme conditions.
3.Extreme Environments:
- Suitable for aviation and deepwater contexts due to high-pressure resistance.
- Ideal for high-temperature environments such as plasma chambers and combustion chambers.
4.Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries:
- Sapphire windows offer solid chemical inertia, making them suitable for applications in pharmaceuticals, medicines, and chemical facilities.
Kingwin Optics offers a diverse range of Sapphire Windows featuring exceptional mechanical, thermal, and chemical robustness. With broad optical transmission and high-precision manufacturing capabilities, our Sapphire Windows are ideal for various applications requiring stringent conditions and extreme environments. Experience optical excellence with Kingwin Optics’ Sapphire Windows.