HM-725 Hot Mirror & UV-IR Cut Filter

Extend visible light reach into the deep infrared boundary while maintaining excellent thermal blocking.

  • Passband (visible): 411–700 nm, 86.0–95.4 % T
  • Cut-off (T50): ≈ 732 nm
  • Edge steepness: ~35 nm (90 → 10 % transition)
  • IR rejection: < 0.5 % T from 761–1200 nm (OD ≥ 1.3)
  • AOI: 0° (normal incidence); custom angles available
  • Construction: Ion-assisted hard-oxide; 5–450 mm shapes, 0.21–3.8 mm thick
  • Custom options: Edge tuning, extended IR blocking range, 45° AOI for beam-steering, rapid prototypes
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HM-725 Hybrid delivers Passband (visible) 411–700 nm, 86.0–95.4 % T, Cut-off (T50) ≈ 732 nm, and Edge steepness ~35 nm (90 → 10 % transition).

The hard-oxide coating is built for repeated handling, heat, and cleaning.

Best suited for:

Multi-spectral imaging systems with extended red channels, halogen lamp pre-filters, LED inspection optics, medical imaging and endoscopy, industrial vision where far-red sensitivity boosts signal without infrared heat.

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Description

The HM-725 extends visible transmission deeper into the red-to-NIR boundary, with a 50 % crossover at 732 nm while maintaining excellent visible fidelity across 405-732 nm. Peak transmission is 95.4 % at 691 nm, with blue at 86.6 %, green at 93.7 %, yellow at 94.7 %, and red at 94.8 %. The critical advantage is extended red content-ideal for applications where red wavelengths carry diagnostic or quality-assurance information. NIR blocking is equally decisive: transmission drops to 23 % in the 700-850 nm band and falls to 0.1 % above 850 nm.

Key Advantages

  • Extended red transmission - Passes visible light to 732 nm, capturing an additional 18 nm of red content compared to HM-710. Essential for applications where red spectral information is diagnostic.
  • Deep NIR rejection - NIR(850-1000) transmission falls to 0.1 %, providing aggressive thermal blocking that protects sensors and optics while the extended cutoff preserves color-critical red wavelengths.
  • Hard-oxide ion-assisted coating - Durable, thermally stable coating designed to survive high-power light sources and temperature cycling without optical degradation or delamination.
  • Smooth transition profile - The gradual rolloff from 700-850 nm provides predictable IR blocking behavior in imaging systems using spectrally dispersed light.
  • Custom sizes and substrates - Round, square, and free-form shapes from 5 mm to 450 mm, with thickness 0.21-3.8 mm on Borofloat, soda-lime, Schott D263 T, or Corning Eagle XG.

Typical Applications

  • Medical imaging and endoscopy - Passes red and near-red wavelengths crucial for tissue visualization while blocking thermal noise from surgical lighting.
  • Quality assurance and color imaging - Preserves full red spectrum for accurate color-based defect detection and quality grading in manufacturing environments.
  • High-brightness display and projection - Extended red pass ensures vivid red and magenta hues in cinema and large-venue projection systems with thermal management.
  • Thermal landscape observation - Blocks deep thermal bands while preserving visible-light landscape observation, useful in outdoor surveillance and environmental monitoring.
  • Instrumentation and spectroscopy - Allows broader visible-spectrum analysis without thermal noise, supporting research in materials science and spectroscopic measurement.

KUPO Optics manufactures HM-725 in rapid prototyping cycles with full customization of diameter, shape, thickness, and substrate material for both lab evaluation and production deployment.

FAQ

HM-725 FAQ

What is HM-725 and what is it used for?

HM-725 is a Extended Visible Pass to 732 nm. The HM-725 extends visible transmission deeper into the red-to-NIR boundary, with a 50 % crossover at 732 nm while maintaining excellent visible fidelity across 405-732 nm. Peak transmission is 95.4 % at 691 nm, with blue at 86.6 %, green at 93.7 %, yellow at 94.7 %, and red at 94.8 %. Common uses include Medical imaging and endoscopy, Quality assurance and color imaging, High-brightness display and projection, and Thermal landscape observation.

What are the key optical specs of HM-725?

Key published specs for HM-725 include Passband (visible): 411–700 nm, 86.0–95.4 % T; Cut-off (T50): ≈ 732 nm; Edge steepness: ~35 nm (90 → 10 % transition); IR rejection: < 0.5 % T from 761–1200 nm (OD ≥ 1.3); AOI: 0° (normal incidence); custom angles available.

What applications is HM-725 best suited for?

HM-725 is commonly used for Medical imaging and endoscopy, Quality assurance and color imaging, High-brightness display and projection, and Thermal landscape observation. Medical imaging and endoscopy - Passes red and near-red wavelengths crucial for tissue visualization while blocking thermal noise from surgical lighting.

Can HM-725 be customized for size, substrate, or coating requirements?

KUPO lists the construction for HM-725 as Ion-assisted hard-oxide; 5–450 mm shapes, 0.21–3.8 mm thick. Published custom options include Edge tuning, extended IR blocking range, 45° AOI for beam-steering, rapid prototypes. Extended red transmission - Passes visible light to 732 nm, capturing an additional 18 nm of red content compared to HM-710. Essential for applications where red spectral information is diagnostic.

What should I know about angle of incidence and durability for HM-725?

The published angle of incidence for HM-725 is 0° (normal incidence); custom angles available. The hard-oxide coating is built for repeated handling, heat, and cleaning.

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