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High Index Half-Ball Lenses

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TECHSPEC® High Index Half-Ball Lenses feature a higher index of refraction compared to our LaSFN9 ball lenses and provides a shorter back focal length, simplifying fiber coupling. These lenses are available in various diameter options, all with S-LAH79 (Ohara) substrate. TECHSPEC® High Index Half-Ball Lenses simplify system integration and are used in various applications such as endoscopy and bar code scanning. Contact us today to discuss custom options.

Common Specifications

Radius Tolerance (μm):
+0/-1.5
Thickness Tolerance (mm):
±0.05
Substrate:
Coating:
Uncoated
Wavelength Range (nm):
400 - 2400

Products

Dia. (mm)  Substrate   Type   Coating   Compare  Stock Number  Price Buy
2.00 S-LAH79 Half-Ball Lens Uncoated
4.00 S-LAH79 Half-Ball Lens Uncoated

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