Large Core 600-660-900 Diameter silica fiber at Near Infrared wide Wavelength 400-2500nm Near Infrared wide Wavelength

Large Core 600-660-900 Diameter silica fiber at Near Infrared wide Wavelength 400-2500nm Near Infrared wide Wavelength

Fiberglass, or “glass fiber,” itself has a familiar base structure and a wide variety of uses.

Fiberglass really is made of glass similar to that in windows or kitchen drinking glasses. To manufacture fiberglass, glass is heated until molten,

then forced through superfine holes. This creates glass filaments that are extremely thin—so thin, in fact, that they're best measured in microns.

Near-infrared (NIR) optimized quartz fiber is a type of optical fiber that is specifically designed to have excellent transmission properties

in the near-infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum, typically in the wavelength range of 800 to 2500 nanometers (nm).

These flexible filament threads can be used in several applications:

They can be woven into larger swatches of material or left in a somewhat less structured form used for the more familiar puffy texture used for insulation or soundproofing. The final application is dependent on the length of the extruded strands (longer or shorter) and the quality of the fiberglass.

For some applications, it's important that the glass fibers have fewer impurities, however, this involves additional steps in the manufacturing process.

Specification :

Solarization may occur at wavelengths below 300 nm.We also provide solarization multimode fiber.