Frequently Asked Questions

Positive Fresnel lenses are commonly used in solar concentrators, projection systems, magnifiers, and illumination systems. They are ideal for applications requiring efficient light management and col

The standard material for Positive Fresnel Lenses is PMMA (Polymethyl Methacrylate), which has a refractive index of 1.49. Other materials are available upon request.

The listed focal lengths apply to 546 nm for PMMA material with a tolerance of ±5%. These values can vary slightly depending on the material used and specific design requirements.

The standard thickness of Positive Fresnel Lenses is 1.8 mm, but other thickness options, starting from 0.8 mm, can be provided upon request.

Yes, special designs and dimensions are available upon request. Lenses can be customized in terms of size, focal length, and thickness to meet specific project needs.

The clear aperture varies with the model. It ranges from small sizes like 6.4 mm to large apertures of up to 615.7 mm, depending on the focal length.

Positive Fresnel Lenses are optimized for a wavelength of 546 nm. Custom designs for other wavelengths are available upon request.

The facet spacing depends on the specific lens model and can range from 0.076 mm to 0.762 mm. The number of lines per millimeter can be determined using the inverse of the facet spacing.

While PMMA has good environmental stability, additional coatings or materials can be used to enhance performance in high-temperature or outdoor environments. Custom options are available based on application requirements.

The tolerance for focal lengths is typically ±5%, and the outer diameter or size can extend beyond the clear aperture by 5-20 mm. Further customization can be done on request.

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