Frequently Asked Questions

Positive Fresnel Lenses are widely used in optical systems for light management, including solar concentrators, projection systems, and magnifying optics.

The standard material for these lenses is PMMA (Polymethyl Methacrylate) with a refractive index of 1.49. Other materials are available upon request.

Focal lengths listed apply to 546 nm wavelength for PMMA, with a tolerance of ±5%.

Yes, the standard thickness is 1.8 mm or 2.5 mm, but custom thicknesses (≥ 0.8 mm) can be provided upon request.

Yes, special designs and dimensions can be customized to fit specific needs or project requirements.

The facet spacing determines the number of lines per millimeter, which influences the lens's optical performance and resolution.

The clear aperture varies depending on the model, with some apertures ranging from 10.0 mm to 615.7 mm, ensuring a wide range of options for different applications.

These lenses are optimized for a wavelength of 546 nm, but they can be designed to work efficiently at other wavelengths depending on the application.

The lenses can have dimensions up to 600.0 x 590.0 mm², with the outside diameter typically extending 5 to 20 mm beyond the clear aperture.

The focal length tolerance for these lenses is ±5% at 546 nm, ensuring precise optical performance.

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