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15th August 2024
In our previous blog post on IR Fused Quartz Windows we explored the fundamental properties and broad applications of this remarkable material. Today, we’re looking into how IR fused quartz is transforming specific fields, particularly gas sensor technology and precision optics.
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7th August 2024
Optical manufacturing has undergone significant breakthroughs, transforming the sector. This has created new opportunities for diverse applications. Join us as we explore the cutting-edge technologies and developments influencing the future of optical components.
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30th July 2024
With more than 65 years of continuous operation, we bring a wealth of experience to every project. Whether you need stock components or custom solutions, our decades of experience ensure that we can meet your optical component needs with precision and reliability.
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10th July 2024
Infrared (IR) fused quartz windows have become indispensable components in various scientific and industrial applications.
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10th June 2024
When it comes to manufacturing high-precision optical components, achieving perfection requires the perfect tools for the job. This pursuit of excellence is what drove the recent investment by UQG Optics in two of the industry’s most advanced micro dicing machines.
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3rd June 2024
UQG Optics have recently invested in new state-of-the-art micro dicing machines to expand their manufacturing capabilities
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16th May 2024
Advancements in imaging technology are revolutionising our ability to peer into this underwater realm. At the forefront of this are sapphire windows.
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9th May 2024
This blog will delve into the fascinating world of sapphire domes, exploring their unique properties, how they’re manufactured, and the critical role they play in deep-sea exploration.
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16th April 2024
The importance of optical components becomes more apparent as we drive through the roads of the future; they usher in a new era of automotive excellence by precisely and clearly guiding our course.
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9th April 2024
Optical technology is at the forefront of technological innovation, changing the face of automotive advancement and competitive racing.
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14th March 2024
If you’ve watched Crime Scene Investigation, you know that forensic science is vital in solving criminal cases. Colour glass filters are particularly significant for being able to reveal details that would otherwise remain hidden.
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6th March 2024
Schott’s specialised optical components have proven to be vital tools in environmental monitoring and climate research.
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16th February 2024
This comprehensive guide delves into the fascinating world of fused quartz, shedding light on its evolution and unique characteristics.
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9th February 2024
When it comes to optical components, the selection of the right supplier is a critical decision that can significantly impact the success of a project.
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18th January 2024
In this blog post, we will embark on a journey through space and explore how optical filters have become an integral part of space exploration
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11th January 2024
In the world of optics and photonics, one crucial tool that often goes overlooked is the custom optical filter.
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13th December 2023
In the precision-driven world of optical components, understanding and adhering to optics testing standards is more than a requirement; it’s a necessity.
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6th December 2023
In the optical components industry, precision isn’t just important – it’s everything. When it comes to quality control, there’s barely any room for error. This article is all about what goes into making sure optical components are up to scratch.
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20th November 2023
In this blog post, we’ll delve into the fascinating journey of light manipulation, the rise of custom optical components, and their role in shaping the future.
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10th November 2023
Sapphire windows are no longer a novel concept but have become a benchmark for performance and durability in demanding environments.
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