SO-M13 SERIES
SO-M13 Economy Metallic Mirror provides cost-controlled beam folding, prototypes and educational systems that need stocked metallic coatings in many sizes.
Product Overview
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Engineering Guidance
Choose reflective geometry and coating as one optical system
Performance considerations
Coating code, wavelength and angle of incidence are optical specifications, not cosmetic options. The same substrate size can behave differently when any of those fields changes.
Selection and orientation
Treat these as general-purpose mirrors and verify flatness, coating protection and environmental exposure before using them in precision instruments.
Need a different diameter, tolerance or coating?
Custom substrate materials, dimensions, angular tolerances and coating bands can be reviewed for prototype and production quantities.
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Selection notes and practical guidance matched to this product family.
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Selecting Plane, Concave and Off-Axis Reflective Geometry
Match mirror geometry to beam folding, focusing, collimation and unobscured optical layouts.
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Aluminum, Silver, Gold and Dielectric Mirror Coatings
Compare spectral coverage, reflectivity, durability and environmental limits of common mirror coatings.
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How Angle of Incidence Affects Mirror Performance
Evaluate coating band, polarization response and mechanical orientation at the system incidence angle.
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