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786 nm Narrow Bandpass Optical Filter
The 786 nm narrow bandpass optical filter is a high-performance narrowband interference filter with a center wavelength of 786 nm, featuring high transmittance, broad out-of-band blocking, and excellent spectral selectivity. Manufactured using high-precision multi-layer dielectric coating technology, it effectively suppresses out-of-band stray light and improves the signal-to-noise ratio in the target wavelength band. It is widely used in Raman spectroscopy, fluorescence detection, biomedical imaging, laser systems, spectral analysis, and precision optical instruments.
Product features:Center wavelength: 786 nm;Average passband transmittance: >93%;Full width at half maximum (FWHM): 29.9 nm;Efficient out‑of‑band blocking (OD5 and above);Hard dielectric coating with excellent environmental durability;High stability and long service life
Part Number:MP‑NBP‑786
Application area:Raman spectroscopy systems | Fluorescence detection systems | Laser systems | Spectral analysis instruments | Scientific research and experimental equipment
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Laser Wavelength Transmission Band
786 nm Tavg > 93% 775–797 nm

Specification | Value |
Transmission Band | Tavg > 93% 775–797 nm |
Blocking Band | ODavg > 5 537–756 nm |
Blocking Band | ODavg >5 815–1044nm |
FWHM Bandwidth | 29.9nm |
Guaranteed Minimum Bandwidth | 22 nm |
Angle of Incidence | 0 ± 5° |
Cone Half-angle | 7° |
Clear Aperture | ≥22mm |
Transverse Dimensions, Diameter | 25 mm |
Filter Thickness, Mounted | 3.5 mm |
Filter Thickness Tolerance, Mounted | ±0.1mm |
Filter Thickness, Unmounted | 2.0 mm |
Filter Thickness Tolerance, Unmounted | ±0.1mm |
Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig) | 60-40 |
Filter Effective Index | 1.84 |
Optical Damage Rating | Testing has proven to show no signs of degradation when exposed to at least 6.0 W of power from an unfiltered xenon arc lamp over a 25 mm diameter (corresponding to 1.2 W/cm2) for over 500 hrs. |
Orientation | Arrow on ring is preferred direction of propagation of light |
Spectral Characteristic Curves
Transmittance-Wavelength Spectrum
Optical Density Spectrum

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