Description

Our company specializes in manufacturing custom K9/BK7 optical glass cemented prisms, precision-engineered for advanced optical systems. The K9 optical cemented glass prism is assembled using high-performance adhesive technology, including UV curing optical glue with a high refractive indexmatched to K9/BK7 substrates. This process ensures minimal reflection loss, robust structural integrity, and resistance to environmental factors.

We provide end-to-end cementing service for glued optical components, delivering custom cemented optics tailored to specifications for spectroscopy, imaging, laser systems, and metrology. As a trusted supplier, we guarantee exceptional surface quality (e.g., λ/10 flatness), precise angular tolerances, and coatings upon request. Our prisms optimize performance in applications requiring dispersion control, beam steering, or aberration correction.

Contact us for tailored solutions and volume production support.

Features:

Plano-Convex Lens (PCX): Converges light. One flat, one convex surface. Minimizes spherical aberration for collimating or focusing light. Common in laser applications.
Plano-Concave Lens (PCV): Diverges light. One flat, one concave surface. Used for beam expansion, projection, or correcting aberrations in optical systems.
Double-Convex Lens (DCX): Symmetrical converging lens. Two convex surfaces. General-purpose lens for magnification and imaging, but introduces more aberration than PCX.
Double-Concave Lens (DCV): Symmetrical diverging lens. Two concave surfaces. Used for beam expansion, image reduction, and as a simple negative lens in eyepieces.
Achromatic Doublet: Corrects chromatic aberration. A compound lens made by cementing a convex (crown glass) and a concave (flint glass) element. Essential for high-quality imaging.
Meniscus Lens: Has one convex and one concave surface. Can be positive or negative. Primarily used to minimize spherical aberration in systems like camera lenses.