What is the maximum temperature the Dichroic Glass can withstand?

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The Dichroic coating can withstand temperatures up to 371°C (700°F). 

Nominal operating temperature of Borofloat Glass is 230°C (446°F). Extreme operating temperature is 490°C (914°F).

Continuous operation of the glass color filter at temperatures exceeding 260°C (500°F) may affect the filter's lifespan, as the glass becomes susceptible to damage due to thermal shock.

Architectural - Dichroic Filters

  1. What colors does LEE Filters offer in Dichroic Glass?
  2. What sizes do you offer in Dichroic Glass?
  3. What is the lead time for custom sizing?
  4. What is the maximum temperature the Dichroic Glass can withstand?
  5. Does the glass color fade?
  6. How thick are LEE Dichroic Filters?
  7. What are the most common Dichroic colors used as primary colors?
  8. What additional glass products does LEE Filters offer?
  9. Does LEE Filters create custom colors for Dichroic Glass?
  10. How do you attach an MR16 filter to an exposed MR16 lamp?
  11. Does LEE offer accessory holders for other lamp types?
  12. Does LEE offer a product to reduce glare?
  13. How can I tell which is the coated and which is the non-coated side of the glass?
  14. Which side should be placed toward the light source?
  15. Where would I use a glass filter?
  16. Are there as many colours available in glass as with the regular lighting filter?

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