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    Glassblowing

    Which optiboarder specialized in protective eye wear? Looking for Didymium.

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    Thanks, Mike is exactly who I was looking for and his article excellent!

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    Didymium has been discontinued, but there is another option available I can supply. If Mike isn't able to help you out, PM me and I will be happy to!

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    I am also curious to know about it. I am also searching for it.

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    Aurelius is da man with this stuff. Knows it, well.

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    Yes, didymium is a dead product. Schott has a replacement for it, called ACE, we call it AUR-92 (our brand name). It is available from several different suppliers, however, be aware that there are special hardening/tempering requirements and the index of refraction is "off" from other glass types. Additionally, it also has a different CT requirement in order to meet the necessary filtration of the sodium flare when working with torch-worked soft glass.

    We provide the filter in a variety of forms, plano, single vision, D28, T28, and progressive. I'd be happy to discuss your individual needs privately via PM or e-mail: sales@auralens.net

    Thanks for the props, guys, I appreciate it!!

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