OPTICAL COMPONENTS

Flat Mirrors

Planar reflection for controlled optical paths.

Explore flat mirror configurations for beam steering, optical path folding, and system integration.

Flat mirrors for optical path control

A flat mirror is a reflective optical component with a planar surface designed to redirect light without introducing focusing power. Optical flat mirrors are commonly used for beam steering, optical path folding, interferometry, and imaging systems where accurate reflection and controlled wavefront performance are required. Surface flatness and reflective coating performance are therefore important factors in maintaining beam quality and system accuracy.

Strahl Optics focuses on maintaining controlled planar geometry and surface consistency throughout flat mirror production. Our fabrication process combines precise surface finishing with reflective coating control to support stable wavefront quality and reliable reflection performance.

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Configure around your requirements

The table below summarizes common specifications and options for flat mirrors.

Specification Options
Substrate Optical glass, fused silica, silicon
Shape Round, rectangular, elliptical, custom
Dimension (mm) 5 – 300
AOI 0° / 45°, custom angles available
Wavelength Range 200 nm – 12 μm
Surface Quality 60/40 S/D– 20/10 S/D available
Surface Flatness 2λ – λ/10 @ 632.8 nm
Coating Metallic (Al / Ag / Au), dielectric coatings

Specifications represent typical available options. Final specifications are confirmed for each project.

Flat mirror configurations

Explore flat mirror configurations for different beam paths, installation geometries, and optical system requirements.

Need custom flat mirrors for your system?

Strahl Optics supports custom flat mirrors based on your optical path and system requirements. Flat Mirror can be tailored in substrate materials, shapes, dimensions, surface flatness, surface specifications and reflective coating options to achieve the required optical performance.

Discuss custom flat mirrors
Material & geometrySurface specificationsReflective coating requirements

How to choose a flat mirror

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When should you choose a flat mirror for beam steering or path folding?

Let’s discuss your flat mirrors.

Tell us about your application. We’ll review suitable configurations, recommend practical options, and confirm any additional details needed to prepare a quotation for your project.

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