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Radiation-Shielding Windows
Radiation-shielding windows are plates of glass containing as many heavy metal oxides as can be dissolved in the glass without causing devitrification. The glass is yellow, very heavy and has a high refractive index. It is almost opaque to x-rays and other radiation that might be harmful to the operator of the equipment in which it is used.
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Cosmo Optics, Inc. - Middletown, NY
Founded in 1957, Cosmo Optics is involved primarily in prototypes of optical components and assemblies for industrial and scientific use. Small-scale production is also frequently undertaken. Cosmos’ wide range of facilities enables fabrication, testing and assembly of the most intricate...
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Sydor Optics, Inc. - Rochester, NY
Manufacturer of precision optical components specializing in double-sided polishing and CNC machining of glass. Products include beamsplitters, debris shields, color filters, flats, light pipes, mirrors, wafers, wedges and windows.
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ADDITIONAL COMPANIES
A&N Corp. - Williston, FL
AFO Research, Inc. - Glendale, CA
American Polarizers, Inc. - Reading, PA
Astra Products Inc. - Baldwin, NY
CeramTec North America, Sub. of CeramTec GmbH - Laurens, SC
Element Six NV, Sub. of Element Six Technologies - Cuijk, Netherlands
LASERVISION GmbH & Co. KG, Member of the UVEX Group - Fuerth, Germany
Wilson Industries, Sub. of Kimberly-Clark Professional, Global Safety - Pomona, CA
TERMS
window
1. A piece of glass with plane parallel surfaces used to admit light into an optical system and to exclude dirt and moisture. 2. A particular region of the electromagnetic spectrum that has been singled out for some purpose; for example, the region...
radiation-shielding windows
Plates of glass containing as many heavy metal oxides as can be dissolved in the glass without causing devitrification. The glass is yellow, very heavy and has a high refractive index. It is almost opaque to x-rays and other radiation that might be...
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