Mirror coating and BSDF measurement costs?

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The discussion centers on the cost estimation for an epoxy/polycarbonate substrate diffuser film and BSDF measurement services for mirror-coated films. The user is seeking a specific film size of 100x100mm and inquires about pricing for low-volume orders. Additionally, they request BSDF measurements to analyze surface scatter angles across various wavelengths. Participants suggest that the user clarify their requirements and consider consulting with a representative from Luminit for more tailored advice. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for detailed specifications to obtain accurate cost estimates.
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I need an epoxy/polycarbonate substrate diffuser film similar to this one https://www.luminitco.com/products/light-shaping-diffusers mirror and hard coated. I have two films sized 100x100mm each (3.93x3.93 inches or 5.57'' diagonal ). I have no idea what this will cost. What's the expected cost at these low volumes?

Additionally, I need the same or another firm to perform BSDF measurement on the mirror coated film to determine the surface scatter angle based on angle of incidence of incoming beam in a range of 0-35 degrees in about 5 degree increments and with a different R,G,B wavelength (wavelengths to use contsrained by available color laser diodes). What will a service such as this cost?

Thank you.
 
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What are you trying to do??...I have done similar work but have no idea what you actually need
You should solidify your plans and talk to a rep at luminit (although I don't think they are what you need)
You will need to be much more descriptive.
 
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