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A beam splitter is an optical instrument that divides a beam of light into two beams. It is a crucial component in many interferometers. Beam splitter designs typically involve a glass cube formed by bonding two glass prisms along their diagonals, or a coating of aluminum on a glass plate, enabling a specific wavelength of light to be equally divided when incident at a 45-degree angle.
· Various beam splitter types, including: polarizing, non-polarizing, and laser line
· Custom solutions from prototype manufacturing to mass production
· Expert design and application specialists to handle complex coating and geometric requirements
Duchuang Optics is a leading manufacturer of cube and plate beam splitters (from UV to IR wavelengths). Our expert optical design and manufacturing engineers develop custom solutions for prototype manufacturing and mass production, supporting your entire product development process. World-class metrology ensures all beam splitters meet your application requirements. What can we do for you?
Our beam splitters are manufactured using various SCHOTT, Ohara, and CDGM materials. Whether you need a few beam splitters for prototyping, dozens for pre-production, or large quantities for mass production, we can tailor a solution to your application. Certain values may depend on the material and other required Specification.
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Prism and flat sheet
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