G32502 opens a crisp, eye-sensitive green window while keeping stray photons on both sides out of the signal path. Transmission rises past 90 % at roughly 485 nm, holds a ~90 % plateau through about 510 nm, and falls below 1 % before 546 nm. The curve then hugs the noise floor until a secondary rise appears; between ~725 nm and 755 nm it peaks near 80 %, handy for alignment beacons or dual-band imaging, before tapering toward the near-IR.
Key advantages
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High-contrast green passband – >90 % transmission across 485 – 510 nm maximises luminance and colour fidelity.
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Deep out-of-band blocking – < 1 % T from 380 – 465 nm and 546 – 678 nm shields sensors from UV/blue noise and red flare.
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Optional NIR peek – Controlled window at 725 – 755 nm enables alignment markers or NIR reference channels without extra optics.
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Angle-stable design – Densified, ion-assisted layers keep edge shift within ±3 nm for AOI swings of ±5 °.
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Hard-oxide durability – Coating withstands heat, humidity, solvents, and repeated cleaning.
Typical applications
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Fluorescence microscopy & cytometry – Deliver FITC-style excitation while dumping autofluorescence and IR.
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Machine-vision lighting – Pair with green LEDs or lasers to boost SNR in reflective-part inspection and pick-and-place systems.
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Projection & display engines – Channel green primaries cleanly in laser-phosphor or RGB-LED light paths.
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Multispectral & hyperspectral cameras – Use as a discrete green channel with an NIR reference for vegetation indexing.
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Augmented-reality waveguides – Inject bright green imagery into see-through combiners without heating the substrate.
Round, square, or free-form blanks from 5 mm to 450 mm can be supplied on Borofloat®, soda-lime, Schott D263 T, or Corning Eagle XG glass in thicknesses from 0.21 mm to 3.8 mm—delivered fast to keep your project moving.