Frequently Asked Questions

Positive Fresnel lenses are commonly used in solar concentrators, illumination systems, and optical instruments requiring light collection or focusing.

The standard material used for these lenses is PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate), with a refractive index of 1.49. Other materials are available upon request.

The focal lengths listed apply to 546 nm for PMMA and have a tolerance of ±5%.

Yes, the lenses can be customized. Thicknesses of 0.8 mm or greater are possible, and outside dimensions can be adjusted beyond the clear aperture size.

The number of lines per mm is calculated by using the reciprocal of the facet spacing.

PMMA lenses are generally not suitable for high-temperature applications. For such environments, alternative materials can be used upon request.

The standard thickness is 1.8 mm for most lenses, although other thicknesses are available.

Yes, custom designs and additional optical features can be requested to meet specific application requirements.

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice, and tolerance levels may vary depending on the application.

Yes, positive Fresnel lenses can be used effectively in both reflective and transmissive systems, depending on the design.

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