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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.
    • Why you should choose Z-Optics
    Cost-Effective: Offers low-cost, high-volume production with a yield of up to 1,000,000 pieces per month, ensuring an unbeatable price. • Material Versatility: From glass to crystal, such as BK7, B270, Borosilicate glass, UV Fused Silica, Sapphire, and ZnSe. • Customization: Allows for free choice of refractive index and lens height (0~full diameter), catering to specific needs. • Quick Delivery: Maintains a large off-the-shelf catalogue for rapid delivery and offers low-cost sampling for customized lenses. • Innovative Technology: Boasts unique technology, ensuring high production efficiency. • Trusted by Industry Leaders: Has served or is serving leading companies such as Cree, Luminus, Osram, and Samsung.
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  • The mechanical properties of Sapphire include its great strength, thermal stability, wear resistance, and chemical inertness. As a result, a Sapphire Window outperforms other optical materials in severe conditions, acting as a shield between the elements. In optical and mechanical applications, sapphire windows are often used. Features
    • Chemical resistance due to its high surface hardness.
    • Transmits light at wavelengths ranging from ultraviolet to near-infrared.
    • Thinner and stronger than standard glass windows.
    • Available with anti-reflection coatings ranging from 400 to 5000nm
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  • The right-angle prism has a basic 45-degree right triangle geometry and is one of the most commonly used prisms for redirecting light and rotating images. It can be used to deviate a light path by 90° or 180°, depending on which surface is used as the input for the light source.
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