Broadband performance
Designed around the wavelength band, thickness and clear aperture your instrument actually uses.
OPTICAL MATERIALS / CAF₂
Low-absorption CaF₂ optical windows, finished to your drawing for spectroscopy, laser protection, semiconductor inspection and precision imaging.
*Typical or target values; final performance is confirmed against the approved drawing and inspection plan.

One material platform across UV, visible and IR architectures.
Geometry, edge finish and coating aligned before release.
Clear communication from optical review to repeat supply.
WHY CAF₂
Calcium fluoride combines broad transmission with low absorption and a low refractive index, making it a practical choice when stray loss and spectral coverage matter more than decorative complexity.
CaF₂ crystal components / custom geometryDesigned around the wavelength band, thickness and clear aperture your instrument actually uses.
Polishing and inspection options help protect throughput in analytical and imaging systems.
One engineering conversation covers material, tolerances, coating, packing and inspection records.
APPLICATIONS
Use CaF₂ windows where clean transmission, environmental protection and compact integration are all part of the brief.
Window protection and sample interfaces for spectrometers, fluorescence systems and analytical instruments.
Plan a window ↗Input/output windows and protective covers for UV, excimer and IR laser assemblies.
Share wavelength ↗Optical paths for wafer inspection, metrology and process monitoring where contamination control matters.
Review tolerances ↗IR-compatible windows for sensors, camera housings and compact thermal instruments.
Discuss coating ↗TECHNICAL SNAPSHOT
Values below are typical reference points for engineering discussion. We confirm the final window against your drawing, wavelength and inspection criteria.
| Material | Calcium fluoride (CaF₂), optical grade |
|---|---|
| Transmission | Approx. 0.13–10 μm, application dependent |
| Refractive index | Approx. 1.43 at 589 nm |
| Density | Approx. 3.18 g/cm³ |
| Geometry | Round, square, rectangular and custom shapes |
| Size range | Typical 2–100 mm; larger sizes by review |
| Thickness | Typical 0.5–20 mm; thin windows by process review |
| Flatness | Up to λ/10 @ 632.8 nm, by drawing |
| Parallelism | Typical ≤ 1 arc min, by drawing |
| Surface quality | Typical 40/20; tighter grades available |
| Coating | Uncoated or AR coating, band specified by customer |

Wavelength · clear aperture · thickness · quantity
Start a technical review ↗HOW WE WORK
Wavelength, incidence angle, environment and clear aperture.
Geometry, edge treatment, surface quality and coating notes.
Dimensional and cosmetic checks matched to the agreed plan.
Packaging and records prepared for your next release.
FAQ
Still deciding between CaF₂, fused silica or sapphire? Share the wavelength and environment; our engineers can help you narrow the material choice.
A polished calcium fluoride element that protects an optical path while passing UV, visible or infrared radiation.
Typical use spans roughly 0.13–10 μm, depending on grade, thickness, surface finish and environment.
Yes. Round, square, rectangular and special-shaped windows can be reviewed against your drawing.
It is commonly selected for UV and IR laser optics because of broad transmission and low absorption. Confirm wavelength and power for final selection.
40/20 is a typical starting point; tighter cosmetic grades can be discussed for critical assemblies.
Yes. Specify the operating band, angle of incidence and environmental requirements for coating review.
Maximum size depends on thickness, geometry, flatness and edge treatment. Send the clear aperture for review.
Use clean gloves and soft lens tissue, keep parts dry, and avoid impact or abrasive dust during assembly.
Yes. Prototype, pilot and repeat production quantities can be quoted from the same approved drawing.
Inspection records can be aligned to dimensional, flatness, parallelism, surface quality and coating requirements.
Send the drawing, wavelength, aperture, quantity and destination through the form, email or WhatsApp.
ENGINEERING CONTACT
Tell us what the beam sees. We will come back with a practical material and manufacturing route.
StudioWanda Mao, No. 1079 Dianshanhu Avenue, Qingpu, Shanghai