Achromatic Lens

Description of the Components:

Achromatic lenses, also known as doublet lenses, are made of two lenses made of materials with different refractive indexes and dispersion rates.

For better performance, the side with a larger radius of curvature (the flat side) should face away from the collimated beam. In addition, the achromatic design also helps light sources with a wide wavelength range (composite light sources) to maximize imaging aberration and reduce spherical aberration and chromatic aberration.

Achromatic lenses produce clearer images than optical systems using a single lens, further improving the optical performance of the lens.

Achromatic Lenses Made by Bote

Bote Optic’s achromatic cemented lens products provide almost constant focal length over a wide wavelength range.

Positive cemented achromatic lenses, negative cemented achromatic lenses and achromatic lenses coated with various anti-reflection coatings are available off-the-shelf. AR coating options include VIS, NIR, and SWIR.

Applications:

Achromatic lenses are suitable for a variety of applications:

such as fluorescence microscopy, image relay, detection or spectroscopy. Achromats create smaller spots of light than monolithic lenses.

Why Choose Bote Optics:

At Bote Optics, we pride ourselves on our ability to deliver precision-engineered achromatic lenses that meet the highest standards of performance and reliability.

With state-of-the-art fabrication facilities and a team of experienced optical engineers, we are capable of producing lenses that meet the exact specifications of our clients.

Our commitment to quality is reflected in our rigorous testing protocols and our adherence to ISO standards. Whether you need lenses for high-power laser systems, advanced imaging equipment, or specialized scientific instruments, Bote Optics is your trusted partner for superior optical components.

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