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    Question Where to buy high quality dicros for 640, 532 and 457

    Hi guys,
    I'm looking for your opinions and suggestions on where to buy a set of high quality dicros for the lasers I'm planing on buying.

    I'm considering:
    -1.8watt 642 nm Red
    -2watt 532 nm
    -1watt 457 nm

    I don't mind paying a bit more to buy quality gear if it is worth it.

    I'm sure there is a sliding scale of;
    1 -Cheap.
    2 -Average.
    3 -Reasonably priced and good quality.
    4 -A little pricey but worth it.
    5 -Eye wateringly expensive gear of the Gods.

    I think I'm probably looking for stuff around the 3 to 4 level

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    I prefer: http://www.edmundoptics.com/
    Although there are some sellers around here on the forums that are just as good.
    laser-wave.com
    lasershowparts.com

    just to name a few.

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    Here is a bunch of info in this thread http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...isation-thread .

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    With you lasers... Swisslas.

    The price per mW your lasers costs is well worth the higher price of the better dichroics.

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    Thanks for your replies guys.

    I'm going to have a look at Swisslas.

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    Hi Steve,
    just had another look at OSLS.
    I like there selection of optics mounts they have.

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    Hi

    I use Edmund optics and Semrock (available in Australia as mine had to come through there- Coherent are agents).

    I like the fact that Semrock test each dichro and give you the resulting graph for your particular dichro. No guess work here.. of course at a price margin. I guess you hve to pay for quality.
    No point in having nice lasers and losing a pile of power on the dichro's..

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by kitatit View Post
    Hi guys,
    I'm looking for your opinions and suggestions on where to buy a set of high quality dicros for the lasers I'm planing on buying.

    I'm considering:
    -1.8watt 642 nm Red
    -2watt 532 nm
    -1watt 457 nm

    I don't mind paying a bit more to buy quality gear if it is worth it.

    I'm sure there is a sliding scale of;
    1 -Cheap.
    2 -Average.
    3 -Reasonably priced and good quality.
    4 -A little pricey but worth it.
    5 -Eye wateringly expensive gear of the Gods.

    I think I'm probably looking for stuff around the 3 to 4 level
    Have you tired Connecticut Lasers ?
    I,m not aware of the power specs but the prices are good.
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    CT Lasers sells the laserwave dichros. He has all ready looked in those. Even the newer style laserwave dichros do not have as good transmission as the swisslas.

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