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OPTOStokes is the optical filter brand at Optofilters.com, supplying stock and custom-coated filters for UV, VIS, NIR and IR applications.
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Use the parameter that defines the optical job first. Then open the focused catalog page to compare verified specifications and confirm the mechanical format in Preview.
Choose the center wavelength and bandwidth first, then check transmittance and out-of-band optical density. Use narrow bandpass for wavelength purity and standard bandpass when a wider passband is acceptable.
Browse narrow bandpass filters Browse standard bandpass filters
For wavelength separation, start with the longpass cut-on or shortpass cut-off edge, then review the transmission range and blocking condition. Keep the edge specification and angle of incidence in the quote request.
For reflective and wavelength-splitting optics, confirm the reflection or transmission range, angle of incidence, reflectivity, substrate, and mounting format. Use the category-specific filters before comparing mechanical details.
Best for: qPCR fluorescence channels.
A 9-channel qPCR selection matrix combining 16 bandpass models with 15 LP/SP dichroic models for FAM, HEX, ROX, CY5, and related dye channels.
Best for: microscope fluorophore channels.
A 10-channel fluorescence microscopy guide with 18 unique excitation and emission bandpass models. Individual filters are listed first; complete microscope configurations can add a separately selected dichroic mirror.
Best for: plate readers and flow cytometry.
OD6 fluorescence filters for ELISA readers, microplate detection, POCT modules, PCR optics, and flow cytometry channels.
Best for: 850, 905, 940, and 1550nm ranging.
Bandpass filters for LiDAR wavelengths including 850nm, 905nm, 940nm, and 1550nm sensing designs.
Best for: laser-line and protection tasks.
Laser line, reflection, and protection filters for marking, cutting, welding, and beam delivery equipment.
Best for: contrast control in industrial imaging.
Industrial camera filters for contrast control, IR-pass imaging, barcode reading, and inspection lighting.
Best for: narrow spectral isolation.
Precision bandpass filters for laser cleanup, fluorescence detection, Raman, and analytical wavelength selection.
Best for: general wavelength selection.
General UV, visible, and NIR bandpass filters for imaging, photometry, sensing, and spectroscopy.
Best for: spectral edge separation.
Edge filters for separating wavelength regions in fluorescence, Raman, and optical instrument layouts.
Best for: broadband or laser reflection.
Metal and dielectric mirrors for visible, infrared, and laser reflection requirements.
Best for: beam splitting and fluorescence imaging.
Wavelength-selective mirrors for fluorescence microscopy, laser combining, and multi-channel imaging.
Best for: low-cost IR-pass and color parts.
Cost-effective acrylic and polycarbonate filters for IR pass, color separation, and sensor windows.
Best for: protective apertures and detector covers.
Protective optical windows in sapphire, K9/BK7, fused silica, and IR materials with optional AR coatings.
Best for: absorptive color and UV/IR blocking.
Absorptive glass filters for lighting, photography, color control, and general wavelength selection.
Best for: RGB channel separation.
RGB and multi-band separation filters for projection, imaging, and color-channel optical systems.
Best for: focusing, collimation, and imaging.
Plano-convex, biconvex, biconcave, meniscus, and achromatic lenses for imaging and laser systems.
Best for: NIR, SWIR, MWIR, and LWIR sensing.
Infrared filters for NIR, SWIR, MWIR, and LWIR sensing, imaging, spectroscopy, and communication systems.
Best for: notch, polarization, or custom requirements.
Notch filters, polarizers, and custom optical filters for research and OEM instrument requirements.
The English catalog now includes 545 additional Supplier J models across bandpass, longpass, shortpass, dichroic mirror, beamsplitter, machine vision, combined-band, multiband, notch, and neutral-density categories. Each model remains separately searchable by wavelength and specification summary; confirm final size, mounting, coating curve, and blocking details before production.
Browse narrow bandpass additions · Browse bandpass, combined-band, and multiband additions · Browse longpass and shortpass additions · Browse dichroic and beamsplitter additions · Browse machine vision additions · Browse notch and neutral-density reference tables
Additional normalized Supplier J reference models. Confirm the supplier curve, substrate, size, and mounting before production.
| Model | Notch Wavelength (nm) | Notch Width (nm) | Transmission Range (nm) | Optical Density | Formats | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| STJ-NF0-532-30 | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-532-60 | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-532-65 | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-R400-570 | Not specified | Not specified | 350-1000 | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-R486-675 | Not specified | Not specified | 350-1000 | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-R571-743 | Not specified | Not specified | 350-1000 | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-R657-829 | Not specified | Not specified | 350-1000 | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-R743-914 | Not specified | Not specified | 350-1000 | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-R800-1020 | Not specified | Not specified | 350-1000 | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-526-16 | 526 | 17 | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-570-60 | 570 | 60 | 412-535/607-800 | OD6 | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF45-588-30 | 588 | 30 | 450-900 | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-615-20 | 615 | 20 | 500-601/628-750 | 1 | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
| STJ-NF0-1064-60 | 1064 | 60 | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified; confirm size and mounting before quote | Raman spectroscopy / laser-line rejection |
Additional normalized Supplier J reference models. Confirm the supplier curve, substrate, size, and mounting before production.
| Model | Optical Density | Transmittance (%) | Wavelength Range (nm) | Size | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| STJ-NDOD0.1 | OD0.1 | 80 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD0.2 | OD0.2 | 63 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD0.3 | OD0.3 | 50 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD0.4 | OD0.4 | 40 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD0.5 | OD0.5 | 32 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD0.6 | OD0.6 | 25 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD0.7 | OD0.7 | 20 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD0.8 | OD0.8 | 16 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD0.9 | OD0.9 | 12.5 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD1.0 | OD1.0 | 10 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD1.3 | OD1.3 | 5 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD1.5 | OD1.5 | 3 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD2 | OD2 | 1 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD3 | OD3 | 0.1 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD4 | OD4 | 0.01 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
| STJ-NDOD5 | OD5 | 0.001 | 190-2600 | D12.5*2/D25*2/D50*2 | Neutral-density attenuation |
Browse reflective mirror models by reflection range, reflectivity, angle of incidence, and application. Mechanical substrate and size details should be confirmed before production.
Use the latest nine-channel qPCR matrix to identify excitation, emission, and dichroic components before opening the full technical tables.
Channels: Atto 425, FAM/SYBR Green, HEX/VIC/JOE, CY3/TAMRA, ROX/Texas Red, Atto 633, CY5/Qusar 670, CY5.5/Qusar 705, CY7.
Start with the fluorophore channel, then compare the matched excitation and emission models. Shared models are shown once in the detailed product table.
Channels: DAPI, CFP, FITC, GFP, YFP, CY3/TRITC, mCherry, CY5, CY5.5, CY7.
OPTOStokes biochemical analysis filters support ELISA readers, microplate detection, POCT fluorescence modules, PCR optics, and flow cytometry channels where OD6 blocking and controlled fluorescence passbands are required.
The primary wavelengths for LiDAR are 905nm and 1550nm, with 850nm and 940nm also used in select applications. OPTOStokes LiDAR bandpass filters provide high transmittance and deep out-of-band blocking for reliable distance measurement in autonomous vehicles, UAV navigation, and 3D mapping systems. Hard-coated filters in this section are intended to maintain stable performance across wide operating temperature ranges.
OPTOStokes laser filters are designed for industrial laser marking (808nm), Nd:YAG laser cutting (1064nm), laser welding, and laser protection applications. These filters provide precise wavelength selection and high laser damage threshold for reliable operation in demanding production environments.
OPTOStokes machine vision filters enhance imaging performance for industrial inspection, quality control, barcode scanning, and robotic vision applications. IR cut filters and bandpass filters in this section improve contrast, reduce glare, and enable precise color or wavelength-specific detection for Basler, FLIR, and other industrial camera systems.
These narrow bandpass filters (CWL 405-808nm) provide precise wavelength selection with FWHM as narrow as 1nm and OD6+ out-of-band blocking. They are suited to Raman spectroscopy, laser clean-up, confocal microscopy, and high-sensitivity fluorescence detection where wavelength purity is critical.
OPTOStokes standard bandpass filters cover UV (350nm), visible (400-700nm), and NIR (700-1100nm) wavelengths with FWHM from 10-100nm and OD3+ blocking. These filters are suited to general-purpose imaging, photometry, colorimetry, and spectroscopy applications and are available in multiple standard sizes for quick delivery.
OPTOStokes longpass and shortpass filters provide sharp edge transitions for wavelength separation in fluorescence microscopy, Raman spectroscopy, and optical instrumentation. Longpass filters transmit wavelengths longer than the cut-on while blocking shorter wavelengths; shortpass filters do the reverse. They combine well with bandpass filters when precise spectral selectivity is required.
OPTOStokes offers a comprehensive range of optical mirrors including aluminum (visible), gold (IR), protected silver, and dielectric laser mirrors for wavelengths from 400nm to 10.6µm. These mirrors use hard dielectric coatings for high reflectivity (>99%) and laser damage resistance in Nd:YAG, CO2, and fiber laser systems.
These dichroic mirrors (beamsplitters) are designed for a 45° angle of incidence and separate light by wavelength. They are suited to fluorescence microscopy, laser beam combining, multi-channel imaging, and projector applications. Longpass-type dichroics transmit longer wavelengths and reflect shorter ones.
OPTOStokes acrylic and polycarbonate (PC) filters provide cost-effective solutions for IR pass, color separation, and decorative applications. The black IR acrylic in this section transmits NIR (800-1100nm) while blocking visible light and is suitable for IR remote controls, proximity sensors, and security camera windows.
OPTOStokes optical windows provide excellent transmittance across UV (200-400nm), visible (400-700nm), and IR (700-3000nm) spectra. Available materials include sapphire (high durability), K9/BK7 (visible), fused silica (UV), and calcium fluoride (IR), with uncoated, AR, or custom coating options. These windows are suitable for laser protection windows, detector covers, and optical chamber windows.
These colored glass filters provide cost-effective wavelength selection using absorption-based filtering technology. They are suitable for photography, lighting filters, stage lighting, and general-purpose applications where precise thin-film coating is not required. HWB, ZWB, and QB series are available with various cut-on and cut-off wavelengths.
OPTOStokes trichroic filters separate incident light into three distinct wavelength bands (blue, green, red) at 45° AOI. These precision color separation filters are suited to DLP/LCD projectors, multi-spectral cameras, and advanced imaging systems requiring RGB channel separation.
OPTOStokes precision optical lenses include plano-convex (laser focusing/collimation), biconvex (high NA imaging), biconcave (beam expansion), meniscus, and achromatic doublet lenses. Available materials include BK7, fused silica, and sapphire with focal lengths from 10mm to 1000mm.
OPTOStokes IR filters cover near-infrared (750-1100nm), short-wavelength infrared (SWIR 1.1-2.5µm), mid-wavelength infrared (MWIR 3-5µm), and long-wavelength infrared (LWIR 8-14µm) applications. The IR bandpass and longpass filters in this section serve thermal imaging cameras, IR spectroscopy, gas sensing, and IR communication systems.
OPTOStokes produces notch filters (blocking a narrow wavelength band for Raman spectroscopy), linear polarizers (visible/NIR for polarization imaging), and fully custom-designed filters for unique research and OEM applications. Non-standard requirements can be discussed directly with the engineering and sales team responsible for custom optical filter design and manufacturing.
Start with the application: the PCR page maps nine dye channels to excitation, emission, and dichroic components, while the microscopy page maps ten fluorophore channels to eighteen unique bandpass models.
Yes. Custom wavelengths, passband width, blocking range, coating targets, substrate, shape, and dimensions can be discussed for OEM and instrument programs.
Send the target wavelength, FWHM or cut-on/cut-off edge, blocking requirement, angle of incidence, dimensions, quantity, and application notes.
OPTOStokes PCR filters are designed for real-time fluorescence quantitative PCR instruments including Bio-Rad CFX, Applied Biosystems QuantStudio, and Roche LightCycler. These filters provide high transmittance at target wavelengths with deep out-of-band blocking for accurate fluorescence detection in multi-channel PCR systems. Use the fluorophore-to-filter mapping table below to quickly identify the right filters for FAM, HEX, CY5, ROX, and more.
OPTOStokes fluorescence microscope filters support common fluorophores used in widefield and confocal microscopy, including DAPI, FITC/EGFP, TRITC/PE, and CY5. This hub lists individual excitation and emission filters by channel; a complete microscope configuration can add a matched dichroic mirror selected separately for the instrument and optical path.
OD6 fluorescence filters for biochemical analysis help ELISA readers, microplate detectors, POCT modules, PCR optics, and flow cytometry channels separate weak target signals from excitation leakage. Use the dedicated page to compare CWL, FWHM, transmittance, and blocking range.
The primary wavelengths for LiDAR are 905nm and 1550nm, with 850nm and 940nm also used in select applications. OPTOStokes LiDAR bandpass filters provide high transmittance and deep out-of-band blocking for reliable distance measurement in autonomous vehicles, UAV navigation, and 3D mapping systems. Hard-coated filters in this section are intended to maintain stable performance across wide operating temperature ranges.
OPTOStokes laser filters are designed for industrial laser marking (808nm), Nd:YAG laser cutting (1064nm), laser welding, and laser protection applications. These filters provide precise wavelength selection and high laser damage threshold for reliable operation in demanding production environments.
OPTOStokes machine vision filters enhance imaging performance for industrial inspection, quality control, barcode scanning, and robotic vision applications. IR cut filters and bandpass filters in this section improve contrast, reduce glare, and enable precise color or wavelength-specific detection for Basler, FLIR, and other industrial camera systems.
These narrow bandpass filters (CWL 405-808nm) provide precise wavelength selection with FWHM as narrow as 1nm and OD6+ out-of-band blocking. They are suited to Raman spectroscopy, laser clean-up, confocal microscopy, and high-sensitivity fluorescence detection where wavelength purity is critical.
OPTOStokes standard bandpass filters cover UV (350nm), visible (400-700nm), and NIR (700-1100nm) wavelengths with FWHM from 10-100nm and OD3+ blocking. These filters are suited to general-purpose imaging, photometry, colorimetry, and spectroscopy applications and are available in multiple standard sizes for quick delivery.
OPTOStokes longpass and shortpass filters provide sharp edge transitions for wavelength separation in fluorescence microscopy, Raman spectroscopy, and optical instrumentation. Longpass filters transmit wavelengths longer than the cut-on while blocking shorter wavelengths; shortpass filters do the reverse. They combine well with bandpass filters when precise spectral selectivity is required.
OPTOStokes offers a comprehensive range of optical mirrors including aluminum (visible), gold (IR), protected silver, and dielectric laser mirrors for wavelengths from 400nm to 10.6µm. These mirrors use hard dielectric coatings for high reflectivity (>99%) and laser damage resistance in Nd:YAG, CO2, and fiber laser systems.
These dichroic mirrors (beamsplitters) are designed for a 45° angle of incidence and separate light by wavelength. They are suited to fluorescence microscopy, laser beam combining, multi-channel imaging, and projector applications. Longpass-type dichroics transmit longer wavelengths and reflect shorter ones.
OPTOStokes acrylic and polycarbonate (PC) filters provide cost-effective solutions for IR pass, color separation, and decorative applications. The black IR acrylic in this section transmits NIR (800-1100nm) while blocking visible light and is suitable for IR remote controls, proximity sensors, and security camera windows.
OPTOStokes optical windows provide excellent transmittance across UV (200-400nm), visible (400-700nm), and IR (700-3000nm) spectra. Available materials include sapphire (high durability), K9/BK7 (visible), fused silica (UV), and calcium fluoride (IR), with uncoated, AR, or custom coating options. These windows are suitable for laser protection windows, detector covers, and optical chamber windows.
These colored glass filters provide cost-effective wavelength selection using absorption-based filtering technology. They are suitable for photography, lighting filters, stage lighting, and general-purpose applications where precise thin-film coating is not required. HWB, ZWB, and QB series are available with various cut-on and cut-off wavelengths.
OPTOStokes trichroic filters separate incident light into three distinct wavelength bands (blue, green, red) at 45° AOI. These precision color separation filters are suited to DLP/LCD projectors, multi-spectral cameras, and advanced imaging systems requiring RGB channel separation.
OPTOStokes precision optical lenses include plano-convex (laser focusing/collimation), biconvex (high NA imaging), biconcave (beam expansion), meniscus, and achromatic doublet lenses. Available materials include BK7, fused silica, and sapphire with focal lengths from 10mm to 1000mm.
OPTOStokes IR filters cover near-infrared (750-1100nm), short-wavelength infrared (SWIR 1.1-2.5µm), mid-wavelength infrared (MWIR 3-5µm), and long-wavelength infrared (LWIR 8-14µm) applications. The IR bandpass and longpass filters in this section serve thermal imaging cameras, IR spectroscopy, gas sensing, and IR communication systems.
OPTOStokes produces notch filters (blocking a narrow wavelength band for Raman spectroscopy), linear polarizers (visible/NIR for polarization imaging), and fully custom-designed filters for unique research and OEM applications. Non-standard requirements can be discussed directly with the engineering and sales team responsible for custom optical filter design and manufacturing.
Quality & Compliance
For OEM programs, laboratory instruments, and industrial systems, OPTOStokes keeps quality, material compliance, and engineering support visible from the start of supplier evaluation.
Process control, inspection records, and repeatable coating workflows for production optical components.
Compliance documentation can be prepared for qualified projects and regulated supply chains.
Wavelength, FWHM, substrate, AOI, size, and mounting requirements can be reviewed with engineering.
Share target wavelength, blocking level, transmittance, and drawing requirements for a focused quote.
Our engineers will help you select the perfect optical solution.