Fluoride glasses belong to the non-oxide glasses, made from compounds of fluorine with zirconium. They can also contain various other heavy metals like lead. There are also indium fluoride glasses with improved infrared transmission at longer wavelengths. Fluoride glasses are notoriously difficult to produce with high optical quality. They have a high tendency for partial crystallization during the glass transition, and the resulting microcrystallites can deteriorate the transparency.
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