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China Suppliers MULTIIR ND Neutral Density Filters - High Uniformity & Custom Attenuation at Our Factory
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China Suppliers MULTIIR ND Neutral Density Filters - High Uniformity & Custom Attenuation at Our Factory

The MULTIIR neutral density filter is expertly designed to uniformly reduce light intensity across a broad spectral range while maintaining the original spectral distribution. Manufactured using advanced metal film or dielectric film technology, this filter boasts exceptional neutral attenuation characteristics, high uniformity, and reliable environmental stability. As a leading China supplier, our factory produces filters ideal for various applications, including light emphasis, exposure control, and laser power attenuation. Moreover, we offer customizable attenuation factors and spectral ranges to meet your specific needs. Choose our MULTIIR neutral density filters for superior performance and quality

    Product Name Wavelength range (nm) OD at 550nm Spectrogram
    ND01 400-1100 0.1
    ND02 400-1100 0.2
    ND03 400-1100 0.3
    ND04 400-1100 0.4
    ND05 400-1100 0.5
    ND06 400-1100 0.6
    ND07 400-1100 0.7
    ND08 400-1100 0.8
    ND09 400-1100 0.9
    ND10 400-1100 1
    ND20 400-1100 2
    ND30 400-1100 3
    ND40 400-1100 4
    ND50 400-1100 5
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    The above list shows our current stock items.
    If you don't see what you are looking for, please contact us.
    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    What is the wavelength range of these ND filters?
    These Neutral Density (ND) filters cover a broad wavelength range of 400nm to 1100nm, making them suitable for applications spanning visible light and near-infrared spectrums.
    What does the "OD at 550nm" value mean?
    OD stands for Optical Density. It measures the light attenuation of the filter at a reference wavelength of 550nm. Higher OD values indicate lower transmission (e.g., OD 1 transmits 10% of light, while OD 2 transmits 1%).
    Can I order custom optical densities or custom sizes?
    Yes. While the list shows our standard stock items, we can customize optical densities, shapes, dimensions, and coatings to meet your specific project requirements. Please contact us for custom inquiries.
    Are the spectrograms provided representative of actual performance?
    Yes, the spectrograms illustrate the transmission and attenuation characteristics across the 400-1100nm range, verifying flat and consistent attenuation performance.
    How should I handle and clean these optical density filters?
    Always handle the filters by their edges using powder-free gloves or finger cots. Clean them using optical-grade lens tissues and high-purity isopropyl alcohol or specialized lens cleaning solutions to prevent surface scratching.