Double Convex Lenses, Bi-convex Lenses have two outward curved surfaces, a positive focal length and are useful for 1:1 imaging and in multi-element systems.These lenses are designed to have a focal length of f= (R1*R2)/((n-1)*(R2-R1)) 1. Supported by the Zemax Optical Design Package 2. Posistive Focal Length 3. Material upon requirement

Rhomboid prisms are commonly used to displace a laser beam without changing its direction. Lateral Displacement of Beam Displaces Optical Axis Without Inverting Image

Cut-off Colored Glass Filters The glass is named based on spectral characteristic of which is represented by the wavelength transmission limit. Short Pass Color Glass Filters Long Pass Color Glass filters

Germanium lenses are perfect for Mid-Infrared(IR) applications 1. Excellent for Security, Military, and Imaging Applications 2. AR Coating Optimized for the 7 - 12 µm Range

Dielectric Mirrors offer near total reflection, minimizing losses in nearly all optical systems. AOI=45°, R>99.5% (Rs>99.9%, Rp>99.2%). AOI=0°, R>99.8%

Plano-Concave Lenses have a negative focal length and is typically used to cause a collimated beam to diverge as in a Galilean type beam expander or Telescope. 1. Beam expansion 2. Light projection 3. Expanding an optical system’s focal length