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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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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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A special type of thick biconvex optical lens is a Ball lenses that usually has a sphere geometric shape. These are made of a single material such as BK7 or other optical glass/Fused Silica/CaF2 which is a commonly used material for ball lenses. The smallest lens we produced is < 0.5 mm. We can process ball lenses using all types of glass material. Our price for PV industry may be as low as USD0.02/pcs. We are developing CSD-based AR-coating to provide a low-cost PV-coating solution.
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- Z-OPTICS has big catalog of cylindrical lens off-the-shelf for quick delivery and provides quick sampling service for new drawings.
- Multiplicity of materials, Glass, Fused Silica, Sapphire, CaF2, ZnSe ….
- Innovative low cost plano convex cylindrical lens is available.
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The hemispheres of the Half-ball lens have uniform light dispersion and are commonly used in high power LED and UV LED, focusing and coupling light. It has many advantages over silicone lens and plastic lens. Our half-ball lenses are made from BK7, B270, Fused Silica, Sapphire, and more. We can also deliver custom Half-Ball lenses and alternative materials in a range of diameters.
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Why you should choose Z-Optics
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Powell Lenses narrow are specially engineered optical components that excel in transforming laser beams into a uniform, straight-line intensity distribution. These lenses are meticulously crafted to overcome the limitations of traditional beam-shaping technologies, offering a breakthrough in laser beam homogenization. They deliver an exceptionally uniform beam profile, eliminating hotspots and irregularities for enhanced laser performance and efficiency. With a focus on efficiency, Powell Lenses minimize energy loss, maximizing output power for cost-effective solutions.
