λ/8 Eighth Wave First Surface Mirror

The production of a high-quality optical component is an exacting process, requiring a high level of skill, quality equipment, and close attention to detail. Our λ/8 wave first surface mirror glass offers a superior quality compared to other first surface mirrors on the market. The λ/8 flatness is achieved by polishing float glass down to a flat surface, then coating with aluminum and the protective overcoat. Typically, other companies are only able to produce the mirrors on float glass, which is 4-6λ per inch. To the naked eye, the two mirrors look the same, however the improved quality of the λ/8 is immediately noticeable under magnification.
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[@Sarnarath]

What's the best kind of mirror to use for looking into with binoculars like you showed in the other video?

[@neroitR]

I've came here for information purposes, nothing else really

[@TmanT321]

Ah yes. I most certainly came here for the mirrors. Nothing to see here. Move along.

[@AHEUTUBE]

Men of Culture, can we agree she looks like a Doll

[@nocturnaljoe9543]

Brother, please. I came here for the mirrors.

[@KotyoK1]

​@@nocturnaljoe9543and what did you get?

[@nocturnaljoe9543]

@@KotyoK1 Some binoculars.