Omega Optical
State-of-the-art optical interference filters
Founded in 1969 Omega Optical has built its technical reputation on defining the state-of-the-art for optical interference filter performance, designing and manufacturing a wide variety of custom and stock filters for scientists and industry worldwide.
From biotech to astronomy, from environmental monitoring to semiconductor manufacturing, from fluorescence microscopy to color imaging, Omega Optical has supplied filters for the Hubble Space Telescope, the Human Genome Project, and the filming of Star Wars.
Products
Broadband filters allow wide wavelength ranges of incident light to pass through; in selected regions of the spectrum, these filters block the light.
The designs of these narrowband filters have been optimized for analytical applications.
Astronomical filters are usually custom-made bandpass filters.
Components optimized for fluorescence measurements with exciter, dichroic and emitter.
Bandpass filters specially tailored to the requirements of machine vision.
Multiband pass filters transmit multiple defined wavelength ranges and block all other parts of the spectrum.
Narrow band filters transmit light source signals in very narrow bands and minimize interference signals.
Short and long pass filters are also known as edge filters.
Bandpass filters transmit a certain wavelength range (pass band) and block all other parts of the spectrum (cut-off bands).
Edge filters with very short transitions between stopband and transmission range.
UV filters are mainly used in various analytical processes.
