Precision Glass and Optics Right Angle Prisms
Description
Commonly used to create a 90° bend in the light path, these prisms present images two ways depending on their orientation. In the first, images will be inverted but positioned correctly left to right. Rotate the prism 90°, and images will be right side up, but transposed horizontally. Several right angle prisms can be combined to achieve image/beam displacement. Angular tolerance ± 2 arc seconds, surface quality 20/10, surface accuracy λ/10, dimensional tolerances ±.002".
Precision Glass and Optics Right Angle Prisms
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| Material: | BK7, FS, Other |
| Dimensions (A): | -- mm |
| Dimensions (B): | -- mm |
| Dimensions (C): | -- mm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
They are commonly used to create a 90° bend in the light path and can be used in laser optics, spectrometry, metrology, and OEM applications.
The images can appear inverted but positioned correctly left to right, or right side up but transposed horizontally depending on the orientation of the prism.
The angular tolerance is ± 2 arc seconds and the surface quality is 20/10.
Yes, several right angle prisms can be combined to achieve image/beam displacement.
The dimensional tolerances are ±.002".