Frequently Asked Questions

The focal lengths range from 6.3 mm to 763.4 mm, depending on the part number. Each lens is designed for different light management applications based on the focal length.

The standard thickness for most lenses is 1.8 mm, with some larger lenses at 2.5 mm. Custom thicknesses, starting from 0.8 mm, are also available upon request.

These lenses are primarily made of PMMA (Polymethyl methacrylate) with a refractive index of 1.49. Other materials may be available upon request.

The facet spacing varies from 0.076 mm to 0.762 mm, depending on the specific part number and focal length. Facet spacing directly influences the number of lines per millimeter.

Yes, special designs, thicknesses, and dimensions can be customized upon request to meet specific application needs. Contact the manufacturer for further customization options.

The clear aperture ranges from 6.4 mm to 600 mm depending on the lens, with potential outside diameters up to 5-20 mm larger than the listed aperture size.

The focal lengths are optimized for 546 nm wavelength light when using PMMA material, with a tolerance of ±5%.

To calculate the number of lines per millimeter, use the formula 1 divided by the facet spacing.

Yes, focal lengths have a tolerance of ±5%, and the standard thickness tolerance applies unless custom specifications are requested.

These Fresnel lenses are commonly used in light management, optical instruments, sensors, projection systems, and other precision optical applications.

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