Rectangular Scientific Mirrors - 2"x1" & 3"x1

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Rectangular scientific mirrors, specifically 2"x1" and 3"x1", are sought after, but options are limited as most available mirrors are circular. Edmund Scientific Optics is recommended as a potential supplier for first-surface rectangular mirrors. Users are encouraged to explore their catalog for the desired sizes. The discussion highlights a common challenge in sourcing specific mirror shapes for scientific applications. Finding rectangular mirrors remains a niche need in the optics market.
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I am looking for a website or company that sells rectangular scientific mirrors. I have only been able to find circular mirrors. Ideally, I am looking for a 2"x1" or 3"x1". Thanks
 
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I am looking for a website or company that sells rectangular scientific mirrors. I have only been able to find circular mirrors. Ideally, I am looking for a 2"x1" or 3"x1". Thanks

There are probably lots of places, but it looks Like Edmund Scientific Optics has rectangular first-surface mirrors:

http://www.edmundoptics.com/onlinecatalog/browse.cfm?categoryid=40

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