Frequently Asked Questions

The focal length range spans from 6.3 mm to 764.0 mm, depending on the specific lens model.

The standard material is PMMA (Polymethyl Methacrylate) with a refractive index of 1.49 and a relative dispersion of 58.

Facet spacing varies from 0.076 mm to 0.762 mm, depending on the model.

The standard thickness is 1.8 mm for most lenses, with some models available in 2.5 mm. Custom thicknesses starting from 0.8 mm are also possible.

Yes, special designs, dimensions, and trimmings can be provided upon request.

Focal lengths have a tolerance of ±5% at a wavelength of 546 nm for PMMA lenses.

The clear aperture typically ranges from 6.4 mm to 600 mm, varying based on the lens model.

Yes, other materials can be used based on customer requirements.

The plano conjugate is at infinity, while the Fresnel conjugate allows for precise light management in specific applications.

These lenses are widely used in optical systems, solar concentrators, imaging devices, and other light-managing applications.

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