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Mirror Blanks

A mirror blank refers to the initial piece of material from which a mirror is made. It is typically a flat or slightly curved piece of glass or other substrate that serves as the starting point for crafting a mirror. Mirror blanks come in various shapes and sizes depending on the desired final mirror specifications. Learn more about mirror blanks →

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Corning GmbH, Corning International - Wiesbaden, Germany
Datasights - Enfield, United Kingdom
HEBO Spezialglas - Aalen, Germany
Heraeus Quarzglas GmbH & Co. KG, Heraeus Conamic - Hanau, Germany
Glossary
  • blank A piece of glass, quartz or other transparent material formed roughly by molding or cutting into the approximate shape and size of the finished part.
  • mirror blank A mirror blank refers to the initial piece of material from which a mirror is made. It is typically a flat or slightly curved piece of glass or other substrate that serves as the starting point for crafting a mirror. Mirror blanks come in various...
  • optical blank A casting consisting of an optical material molded into the desired geometry for grinding, polishing or, in the case of optical waveguides, drawing to the final optical-mechanical specifications.
  • glass-ceramic A type of glass used in telescope mirrors, formed by adding a nucleating agent to standard glass and then heating it until it crystallizes.
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