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Plano-concave Cylindrical Lenses

Cylindrical lenses are mainly used to change the size of imaging per design requirements. Plano concave cylindrical lenses are mostly used in laser scanners, spectroscopy, dye lasers, acousto-optics, optical processors and other optical applications.

Plano-convex Cylindrical Lenses

Cylindrical lenses are mainly used to change the size of imaging per design requirements. Plano convex cylindrical lenses are used to focus light to a thin line in the applications like laser scanners, spectroscopy, dye lasers, acousto-optics, optical processors and etc.

Plano-Convex Lenses for optical systems

Plano-convex Lenses present a curvecd interface and a planar interface. Thay are for instance the microlenses situated on top of a wafer, and also encountered in macroscopic optical systems.

Expand lights Plano-Concave Lenses

Plano-concave Lenses have one concave surface. It has negative focal length. It is often used to expand light or to increase focal length in existing systems.

Positive Focal Length Double-Convex Lenses

Double-convex Lenses are manufactured with an identical convex surface on both sides of the lens. This kind of lenses has positive focal length and form both real and vitrual images.

For diverging light Double-Concave Lenses

Double concave lens is the most common form of Negative lens. Negative lens is most suited to producing diverging light or a virtual image, where the input light is converging.

High Precision Positive-Meniscus Lenses

Positive meniscus lenses may be used to increase the numerical aperture of apositive lens assembly, without an undue increase in the aberrations.

Achromatic Negative-Meniscus Lenses

Negative meniscus lens is a convex-concave lens and is with thinner at the center than at the edges.

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