Bk7 Glass Sheet

Larger glass dimensions are often possible on request.

Bk7 glass sheet.

Listed glass name glass number schott equivalent ohara equivalent cdgm equivalent. Bk7 and n bk7 a rohs compliant form of bk7 are high quality optical glass commonly used for windows lenses and prisms where transmission in the range 0 4µm to 1 4µm is desired. Data sheet schott n bk 7 517642 251 n n d e 1 51680 1 51872 d e 64 17 63 96 n n f f n n c c 0 008054 0 008110 refractive indices nm n2325. Compare glass types with our interactive abbe diagram.

It is used for thermally non critical applications. Find more information in the tabs below or on our website. The print edition of our customer glass magazine is published twice each year in both english and german. N pk51 n sk11.

Since bk7 performs well in all chemical tests and no additional or special handling is required costs of manufacturing are reduced. Our schott glass magazine features articles reports and interviews on the solutions schott provides for technological challenges from all over the world. Bk7 is a high quality optical glass that is used whenever the additional benefits of fused silica are not required. Bk7 optical glass bk7 is a very popular crown glass.

N bk7 is a schott designation for the most common borosilicate crown glass used for a wide variety of visible applications. Schott ag us. N bk7 belongs to the optical block glasses and does not come in the form of smooth glass sheets. Optical glass n bk7 types data sheet optical glass n bk7 types msds.

N bk7 industrial and professional use. Schott advanced optics n bk7 technical safety information following the format of the safety data sheet. There is a huge range of glasses available for which we hold data and some stock. Unpolished n bk7 raw materials are available with a maximum length of about 350 mm and a thickness of around 70 mm.

Primary material for production of optical or mechanical components by processing as hotforming sawing grinding polishing coating as well as by heat treatment up to working point. Most glass makers produce this glass under slightly different names.