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A plano-convex lens is a convergent lens having one convex and one flat surface. These lenses are intended for use in infinite conjugate (parallel light) applications or for basic imaging in non-critical applications. Plano-convex lenses are designed for infinite conjugate use or easy imaging in non-critical applications. They are positive focal length elements with a flat and spherical surface. A lens can be convex, concave, or flat depending on its surface.
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A Double Concave Lenses is nothing more than a biconcave lens with concave surfaces on both sides. Double-Concave Lenses are designed for applications such as beam expansion, image reduction, and light projection. Additionally, these lenses are excellent for increasing the focal length of an optical system.
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Meniscus lens is a lens that has two curved spherical surfaces, one convex and the other concave. Around the middle, the meniscus lens is thicker than at the sides. Thus, with a rising beam waist and spherical aberration, the lens has a smaller beam diameter. When a meniscus lens is paired with another lens it shortens the focal length and increases the system's numerical aperture. This decreases the distortion of the image and increases the resolution of the image.
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An achromatic lens is a type of lens that is designed to reduce chromatic aberration, which is the tendency of a lens to produce different colors of light in focus at different points. This is accomplished by combining two or more glass elements with different refractive indices. The most common type of achromatic lens is the doublet, which is made up of two elements, one concave and one convex. Achromatic lenses are commonly used in photography, telescope, microscope, and other imaging systems. They are also used in eyeglasses, binoculars and other optical instruments.
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AG glass Windows is used on-screen to reduce sunlight/light reflection. The surface is etched by chemical to specified gloss, roughness and haze. A finished window might need post-treatment such as silk-screen printing, 3M double sides adhesive, heat tempered, coating. Please contact us for more information, supports or free samples.
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An Aspheric Lens is one whose surface profiles do not resemble those of a sphere or cylinder. In comparison to a basic lens, Aspherical Lens can reduce or eliminate spherical aberration and also other optical distortions such as astigmatism. Main Applications of Our Aspherical Lens: - Collimator or condenser of the light source. - Collimator of laser. - Coupling lens to focus laser into an optical fiber. - Imaging
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At Z-Optics, we engineer ultra-narrow bandpass filters designed for applications demanding the highest spectral precision-fluorescence spectroscopy, laser selection, Raman spectroscopy, and advanced sensor systems. Our FWHM 1–2 nm filters provide exceptional wavelength control, high transmission, and robust out-of-band rejection, ensuring your optical instruments deliver best-in-class performance.
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At Z-Optics, our bandpass filters with a Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of 10 to 15 nm are engineered for versatile optical systems requiring moderate spectral selectivity. These filters strike the perfect balance between spectral bandwidth and transmission efficiency, making them ideal for a wide range of scientific, industrial, and medical applications. With excellent out-of-band blocking and stable center wavelength control, they ensure consistent performance and reliable signal isolation.
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At Z-Optics, we design precision bandpass filters with a Full Width Half Maximum (FWHM) of 2~3 nm, engineered for applications requiring outstanding spectral selectivity such as LiDAR systems, fluorescence spectroscopy, astronomical observation, and advanced sensor technologies. Our bandpass filters deliver ultra-narrow bandwidths that effectively minimize noise and spectral overlap, enhancing signal clarity even in challenging environments like light-polluted astronomical settings or complex laser setups.
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At Z-Optics, our bandpass filters with FWHM 20–35 nm deliver reliable spectral filtering solutions for applications requiring moderate bandwidth and superior optical performance. Designed for enhanced light transmission and effective out-of-band blocking, these filters are ideal for fluorescence imaging, biomedical diagnostics, laser line isolation, and multispectral sensing technologies.
