Frequently Asked Questions

The focal length of the lenses ranges from 6.3 mm to 764.0 mm, depending on the specific part number.

The standard material used is PMMA (Polymethyl Methacrylate), which has a refractive index of 1.49 and relative dispersion of 58.

The standard thickness of the lenses is 1.8 mm, with some models available in 2.5 mm thickness. Other thickness options (≥ 0.8 mm) are also available upon request.

The focal lengths listed apply to a wavelength of 546 nm for PMMA.

Yes, outside diameters or sizes can be customized with dimensions beyond the clear aperture by 5-20 mm. Special trimmings or designs are also available upon request.

The number of lines per mm can be determined by using 1/facet spacing, where facet spacing is provided for each part number.

Yes, while PMMA is the standard material, other materials can be used upon request.

Most lenses have a conjugate of infinity on one side, with varying conjugate distances on the other side depending on the specific part number.

The clear aperture of the lenses can range from 6.4 mm to 600.0 x 590.0 mm², depending on the part number and model.

Yes, these lenses are engineered to manage light effectively and can be used in high-precision optical systems for focusing and directing light.

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