XINDA-OC-MR-018
GCC-101203 Dual-Wavelength Dielectric Mirror
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GCC-101203 is the dual-wavelength dielectric high-reflection mirror listed in the source for the GCC-1012 series. Its card specifies 532 and 1064 nm and a diameter marking of φ25.4. The two wavelengths are preserved as separate values rather than expanded into a continuous operating band. The diameter unit and numerical reflectance are not provided. English artwork follows the source appearance of a round blue-faced optic, while selection still requires model-specific dimensional, spectral and measurement information. Unconfirmed performance, mounting details and laser handling limits are identified explicitly so that the series name is not mistaken for a complete technical specification. Custom-size availability and current delivery must also be confirmed when ordering.
Two wavelengths and one model
The individual card identifies GCC-101203 as a dual-wavelength dielectric mirror for 532 and 1064 nm. These are two discrete wavelength values, not a continuous 532–1064 nm broadband specification. Neither wavelength is assigned a transmission function. The source supplies no wavelength tolerance, bandwidth, spectral curve or additional stocked model.
Reflection performance and operating conditions
The heading calls this a high-reflection mirror without a reflectance percentage. No greater-than-99-percent value or average/minimum guarantee is added. Dielectric coating is the stated category; layer design, substrate, incidence angle, polarization, damage threshold, pulse conditions, dispersion and power limits are absent. Obtain model-specific measurement data before assessing suitability.
Diameter marking and appearance
The card shows φ25.4 without a unit. The diameter symbol and number are retained, without assuming millimeters or clear aperture. Photography shows one round optic with a blue face and substantial pale edge; color does not identify substrate or performance. Thickness, surface figure, parallelism, tolerances, rear construction and clamping geometry lack an individual drawing. Artwork does not replace engineering data.
Selection, custom sizes and delivery
The source offers custom sizes, without adding unlisted standard SKUs or guaranteeing a requested custom specification. Confirm the complete model, operating conditions at both wavelengths, diameter unit, mounting dimensions, quantity and accessories. The source lists 2–7 days for dispatch. Check current stock, custom-size feasibility, cleaning instructions and actual delivery with the supplier.
Selection checklist
Complete model and both 532 and 1064 nm wavelengths
Diameter unit, thickness and mounting drawing
Reflectance, incidence angle, polarization and spectral tests
Damage conditions, quantity, accessories and delivery
To be confirmed
Unit of φ25.4, clear aperture, thickness and tolerances
Reflectance, bandwidth, angle, polarization and spectral curves
Substrate, layer design, damage threshold, pulse conditions and dispersion
Cleaning, quantity, accessories and actual delivery
Procurement and technical information
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Procurement method
Formal RFQ by model
Lead time
Confirmed after model and quantity review
Technical documents
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Typical applications
- Polarization beam path setup
- Experimental optics assembly
- Optical instrument component selection
Product highlights
- Individual original model selections
- Original model images retained
- Model-specific parameters and interfaces