High-Transmittance 850nm Optical Glass Filter Lens – Narrowband Infrared Filter for Photography 1pcs(86x86x1mm)

Price: £304.89
(as of Jun 29, 2026 03:03:11 UTC – Details)


This Light High Transmittance Sheet is a precision optical glass transparent filter devised for light filtration applications.
High transmittance optical filter: Made of precisely devised optical glass, it is devised to transmit infrared and near-infrared wavelengths of 850 nanometers while blocking visible light. It is suitable for specific optical applications.
The narrowband filter characteristics make it ideal for infrared photography, scientific instrumentation, machine applications, and optical research projects. Available in both round and square shapes to accommodate various mounting configurations and equipment requirements.
The optical-grade glass construction ensures consistent performance and durability for demanding applications.
This material component is perfect for engineers, researchers, photographers, and hobbyists working with near-infrared and infrared light systems.
Whether you’re building custom optical instruments, modifying camera equipment, or conducting spectroscopy experiments, this high-transmittance filter provides reliable wavelength selection for your technical projects.
Optical Glass: Crafted from premium optical glass, this filter ensures superior clarity and durability while effectively blocking visible light.
Narrowband Filtering: Specifically devised to transmit infrared wavelengths at 850nm, making it ideal for infrared photography and scientific applications.
Versatile Shape Options: Available in both round and square configurations, this filter accommodates a variety of optical setups and equipment requirements.
Transparent devise: The transparent appearance allows for effective filtering of visible light while permitting infrared wavelengths to pass through, perfect for sensors and cameras.
Reliable Performance: Engineered for consistent performance in demanding applications, this filter is suitable for engineers, researchers, and hobbyists working with infrared light systems.