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A Optical lenses" is a shortened term for optical lenses that shape light for imaging, focusing or beam control.
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A Optical lenses" is a shortened way many engineers say "optical lenses". Both refer to lenses that shape light through refraction for imaging, focusing or beam control.
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A Standard optical lenses offer quick integration and lower cost. Choose customized lenses when you need a special diameter, tighter wavefront, unique material, application-specific coatings or optimized aberration correction.
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A We manufacture customized aspheres Ø6–500mm with polished, diamond-turned, including off-axis and freeform.
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A UV fused silica is best for UV and high-power lasers; optical glasses for VIS/NIR; silicon/ZnSe for IR. We recommend based on band, environment, and cost.
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A Yes. We provide customized cylindrical lenses and cylindrical achromats to generate uniform lines or light sheets.
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A We can select or customized-design telecentric and bi-telecentric lenses based on sensor size, magnification, WD, and FOV.
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A Our line-scan lenses cover Ø28–80mm image circles and support 4K–16K cameras with multiple pixel sizes and mounts.
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A We tailor V-coat, BBAR, and HR coatings to your wavelengths. LIDT-qualified solutions are available for high-power lasers.<o:p>
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A Grades range from commercial to precision; inspection includes interferometry, profilometry/CMM, coating spectrum checks and 100% final visual inspection
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A MOQ depends on lens complexity. We support prototypes first, then pilot and mass production with stable process control.
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A Current categories include aluminum-, silver- and gold-coated mirrors, laser-line, high-reflective broadband, broadband dielectric, elliptical, D-shaped, YAG and off-axis parabolic mirrors. Company capabilities also identify toroidal mirrors and handbook images show cylindrical mirrors.
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A Yes. Provide substrate, geometry or prescription, dimensions, datums, clear aperture, figure, roughness, surface quality, coating, wavelength, AOI, polarization, quantity and inspection requirements.
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A Surface figure describes deviation of the mirror surface. Reflected wavefront evaluates the beam after reflection and includes the optical test configuration; the two criteria must be defined separately.
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A Company information includes Zerodur, aluminum, optical glass and fused silica among its material capabilities. Final choice depends on geometry, thermal behavior, weight, finish, coating and mounting.
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A Aluminum, silver, gold, laser-line, YAG, broadband high-reflective and dielectric options are represented in the current category. Exact performance requires wavelength, AOI, polarization and environment.
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A Include parent prescription, effective focal length, off-axis angle, aperture size and position, orientation, substrate, figure, roughness, coating and datums.
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A Company information identifies lightweight mirrors and CNC capabilities. Rear pockets, holes, custom outlines, support state and print-through limits require engineering review.
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A Inspection can include dimensions, surface figure, form, roughness, reflected wavefront, surface quality and spectral reflectance using methods agreed during drawing review.
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A The current Band Optics category includes anamorphic, corner-cube, dispersion, Dove, homogenizing, laser polarizing beamsplitter, penta, Powell, rhomboid, right-angle, roof and wedge prisms. Geometry, material, coatings and tolerances are reviewed for each drawing.
