Bandpass Optical Filters products explained
Bandpass Optical Filters products selectively transmit a portion of the spectrum while blocking all other wavelengths. Bandpass Optical Filters products are ideal for a variety of applications such as fluorescence microscopy, spectroscopy, clinical chemistry or imaging. These Bandpass Optical Filters products are typically used in the life sciences, industrial or R&D industries.

Laser line filters typically use narrow bandwidths in the 2–5 nm wavelength range for narrower laser applications. Fluorescence filters typically use a wide bandwidth in the wavelength range of 20–70nm, and this carefully designed product maximizes the energy in both the excitation and emission bands.
Sputtered hard-coated filters offer high performance and durability, while traditional vapor-deposited filters are cost-sensitive options. Traditionally coated vapor filters are an inexpensive alternative.
Bandpass Optical Filters products are quite angle-sensitive devices, so care should be taken when installing or integrating them into an optical system.
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