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1 DELN SCHOTT HOYA DELN SCHOTT HOYA ZJB220 UV-22 JB470 GG475 Y-46 ZJB240 WG230 JB490 HH495 Y-48 ZJB260 JB510 GG515 Y-50 ZJB280 WG280 UV-28 CB535 GG530 O-54 ZJB300 WG295 UV-30 CB550 GG550 ZJB320 WG320 UV32 ZJB340 WG345 UV-34 ZJB360 WG360 UV-36 CB565 GG570 O-56 CB580 GG590 O-58 HB600 R-60 ZJB380 GG375 L-38 HB610 RG610 JB400 GG400 L-40 JB420 GG420 L-42 JB450 GG455 Y-44 HB630 RG630 R-62 HB640 RG645 R-64 HB650 R-66 HB670 RG665 ZWB3 UG5 U-330 HB685 R-68 ZB1 B-390 HB700 RG695 R-70 ZB2 BG3 HB720 RG715 R-72 HWB760 RG760 IR-76 ZB3 B-370 QB1 HWB780 RG780 QB2 B-410 HWB800 RG800 IR-80 HWB830 RG830 IR-83 QB3 QB4
2 DELN SCHOTT HOYA HWB850 RG850 IR-85 HWB900 HWB930 DELN SCHOTT HOYA QB5 B-440 QB9 QB10 ZWB1 UG11 U-340 QB11 BG14 ZWB2 UG1 U-360 QB13 QB16 QB17 QB18 QB19 QB12 B-460 LB3 LB4 LB6 LB7 LB8 QB21 BG38 LB9 VB10 QB23 BG7 B-480 LB10 G-550 QB24 BG12 LB11 QB26 BG18 LB12 QB29 BG25 B-380 LB13 G-545 LB1 VG9 LB14 LB2 VG11 LB15 LB16 HWB4 LB17 VG5 FB1 LB18 VG6 FB3
3 DELN SCHOTT HOYA LB19 DELN SCHOTT HOYA GRB1 KG2 HA-50 JB1 GG19 GRB3 KG3 HA-30 JB9 GG10 PNB586 BG20 V-10 CB1 HOB445 HY1 CB2 TB1 SL-1A HB1 TB2 L-1B HB3 RG6 SSB40 FG6 LB-40 HB5 SSB130 LB-120 HB6 SSB145 BG34 LB-145 HWB1 RM-86 SSB165 FG3 LB-165 HWB3 RG7 RM-90 SSB200 LB-200 SJB20 FG18 LA-20 ZAB2 NG3 SJB80 FG16 LA-80 ZAB5 SJB100 LA-100 ZAB10 NG4 ND-13 SJB130 FG15 LA-120 ZAB25 NG5 ND-25 SJB140 LA-140 ZAB30 ZAB00 NG1 ND-0 ZAB02 NG9 ND-03 ZAB50 NG11 ND-50 ZAB65 ZAB70 NG11 ND-70
4 Spectrum Characteristic Curve of Band-Pass Filter Glass Technical Indexes No. Type Maximum Transmissivity (TM/λMnm) Front Cut-off (T/λnm) Behind Cut-off (T/λnm) Half-peak Width (λ2-λ1)(nm) Thickness (nm) 1 DTB400 >45/400+/-2 0/320+/-5 0/525+/-5 < DTB435 >48/435+/-2 0/340+/-5 <2.0/540+/-5 < DTB470 >40/470+/-2 0/340+/-5 0/600+/-5 < DTB500 >48/500+/-2 0/380+/-5 0/630+/-5 < DTB530 >48/530+/-2 0/420+/-5 0/670+/-5 < DTB545 >48/545+/-2 0/400+/-5 0/720+/-5 < DTB560 >40/560+/-2 0/435+/-5 0/725+/-5 < DTB600 >36/600+/-2 0/470+/-5 <1.0/800+/-5 < DTB660 >44/660+/-2 0/500+/-5 <2.0/800+/-5 < DTB700 >28/700+/-2 <0.5/570+/-5 <2.0/820+/-5 < DTB720 >50/720+/-2 0/500+/-5 <9.0/900+/-5 < DTB740 >25/740+/-2 0/650+/-5 <4.0/900+/-5 <85 4
5 SG Color temperature insulating glass Color temperature insulating glass is colored optical glass, it is used in shadow less lamp. It is about 4500K color temperature control, and heat resistance is at Color temperature insulating glass is a not been coated, light is also never change optical materials. Main applies: medical equipment shadow less lamp. 1. Color: the color values of standard illumination in A and D65 Type SG4100 Thickness (mm) 4 X A Y Y 88.7 X D65 Y Y Refractive index measure up to insulation glass Function (color rendering index) >93% Color temperature Infrared ray insulating 4200K 900nmT=2% Chemical Stability D A2 D W2 Thermal performance(a*10-7 ) 59 transition temperature(tg) 587 Softening temperature(ts) 656
6 Type Thickness (mm) 365(mm) 500(mm) 600(mm) 700(mm) 800(mm) 900(mm) 1000(mm) SG Transmittance *************************************************************************************************************
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