Uncoated Molded Laser Optical Lens ROHS Laser Diode Collimating Lens

Optical glass Uncoated Molded Glass Aspheric Lenses

Aspheric lenses are designed to focus or collimate light without introducing spherical aberration into the transmitted wavefront. For monochromatic sources, spherical aberration is often what prevents a single spherical lens from achieving diffraction-limited performance when focusing or collimating light. Thus, an aspheric lens is often the best single element solution for many applications including collimating the output of a fiber or laser diode, coupling light into a fiber, spatial filtering, or imaging light onto a detector.

If an unmounted aspheric lens is being used to collimate the light from a point source or laser diode, the side with the greater radius of curvature (i.e., the flatter surface) should face the point source or laser diode. To collimate light using one of our mounted aspheric lenses, orient the housing so that the externally threaded end of the mount faces the source.

Molded glass aspheres are manufactured from a variety of optical glasses to yield the indicated performance. The molding process will cause the properties of the glass (e.g., Abbe number) to deviate slightly from those given by glass manufacturers. Specific material properties for each lens can be found by clicking on the Info icons in the tables below.

Map Optical offers non-coated and coated anti-reflection lenses with aspheric surfaces.
Antireflection membrane options include IR1, NIR2.
Zinc selenide based sheets are suitable for infrared applications.
Aspheric lens can well correct spherical aberration and chromatic aberration, and it is often used in barcode scanning, laser collimation, optical imaging and other fields.
Aspheric lenses are designed with a single element, which helps to minimize the number of lenses in multi-lens optical fittings.

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