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CNC-polished aspherical lenses minimizing spherical aberration for compact optical systems, with custom sizes and advanced AR coatings supporting UV to IR imaging and laser applications. Read more...

Precision thin-film polarizer for high-power lasers, delivering high transmission, linear polarization, and superior damage resistance. Read more...

High transmittance: fused silica has high transmittance in the UV to NIR waveband (0.2-2.5μm), suitable for broad spectrum applications. Read more...

A hydrophobic definition means “tending to repel or fail to mix with water.” Coatings that offer a hydrophobic (EU) or superhydrophobic surface can impart multiple advantages to the coating surface and substrate they are applied to. Read more...

Triplet achromatic lenses offer excellent performance in chromatic and aberration correction and are suitable for high precision optical systems, but have higher cost, weight and assembly complexity. Read more...

AF (Anti Fingerprint Coating) has become one of the most inquired and demanded coatings on various materials finishes because it enhances the surface hardness. Sometimes it is also called AS(Anti-Smudge) coating. Read more...

Fresnel Lens is a specially designed optical lens that focuses or diverts light by breaking down the curved surface of a conventional lens into a series of small concentric rings of prisms. Read more...

What are aspheric lenses?
An aspheric lens is an optical lens whose surface is not spherical but has a more complex curved shape. Compared to conventional spherical lenses, aspheric lenses are designed to better correct aberrations in an optical system, thereby improving image quality.
What are the characteristics of aspheric lenses?
Aspheric surface: its sur... Read more...

Light is the key to exploring the unknown and driving progress. Lens, as a precision component to manipulate light, is the core to unlock this door. Read more...

An achromatic lens is a lens that is designed to limit the effects of chromatic and spherical aberration,and is corrected to bring two wavelengths (typically red and blue) into focus on the same plane.The most common type of achromat is the achromatic doublet, the commonly used materials are composed of flint glass and crown glass. Read more...