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cpeterson
16-Mar-2007, 10:15
G'morning,

A student came back with shards of heat-absorbing glass from one of our Ilford Multigrade 500H heads.

Cool. I have no idea what happened.

But at any rate, there're two lamps, and each lamp has two small panes of heat absorbing glass between the lamp and the dichroic filter, and one of these small panes broke.

I've taken measurements of the glass with calipers and looked in an Edmund Optical catalog but can't find any analogous product. I need something 1.9mm / .0745in thick. The TECHSPEC (tm), commercial quality, and ir cutoff filters are all either too thick or too thin!

Any suggestions welcome, otherwise I'm going to suggest we buy a threaded photo-grade IR filter (Hoya-style) and just cut it down to size.

Thanks all.

Brian C. Miller
16-Mar-2007, 10:20
I really don't think that an IR filter will work at all. Maybe one of these replacement glass for enlargers (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?A=search&ci=569&Q=&O=NavBar) will work for you.

Oren Grad
16-Mar-2007, 11:57
Perhaps Focal Point (http://www.fpointinc.com/glass.htm) can help.

jnantz
16-Mar-2007, 20:43
i got mine at a glass place,
it was something they had in stock
as a regular item. when i asked
if it was something special for a glass place to carry
he said, most places have heat absorbing glass,
you just have to ask for it ..

good luck!
john