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Many application needs can be met with less expensive and more flexible borosilicate glass fiber assemblies. This fiber transmits well in the visible from 380-2000 nm.
Borosilicate glass is typically small in diameter (< 100μ), with a thin cladding and no buffer. The high core to cladding ratio makes the fiber perfect for tight packing in bundles, as seen below. It also boasts a high bend radius, which is perfect for small spaces.
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| 400 μ silica fiber bundle | 50 μ borosilicate fiber bundle |
Bundles can contain hundreds to thousands of single fibers, maximizing light collection and transmission. Coupled with their large numerical apertures, they are ideal for spectroscopy and sensing applications as well as bulk light delivery
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We can assemble customer fiber optic assemblies using our premium borosilicate fiber drawn from the highest purity raw materials.
| Numerical Aperture (NA) |
Fiber Diameter available |
| 0.55 | 35μ, 50μ |
| 0.66 | 35μ, 50μ |
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