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Aspherical Lenses Hyperion's aspherics capabilities can deliver high-precision aspherical surfaces from VIS imaging system to athermal lenses for LWIR applications. Material options include ZnS, ZnSe, Ge, CaF2, Chalcogenide, and more.
IR Asphere Lenses At Hyperion Optics, we work with various infrared materials. Besides spherical parts, with increasing demand of IR aspheric components, designers are more likely to use aspheric parts in LIRP projects...
ZnSe ZnS window · Low Dispersion· Available Uncoated or AR Coated· Ideal for Thermal Imaging, FLIR, and Medical Systems Hyperion Optics® Zinc Selenide (ZnSe) Windows are ideal for a wide variety of infrared applicatio...
Infrared Lenses Hyperion regularly work with IR materials that spans across almost the entire IR spectrum. We use laser-based edging device to control MWIR and LWIR lenses' decenter deviation, and test on reflective centering station to fulfill extremely precise tasks.
Windows Our precision optical windows range from UV to VIS, NIR, SWIR further MWIR and LWIR applications. We offer a variety of substrates, such as Germanium (Ge), Silicon (Si), N-BK7, UV Fused Silica, Zinc Selenide (ZnSe), or Multiple anti-reflection coating options are available for the Ultraviolet (UV), Visible, or Infrared (IR). Please also refer to our IR optics category for more information.
Zinc Selenide Lenses Zinc Selenide has great transmittance through the band 0.5-22μm, especially at 10.6μm, and is commonly used in thermal imaging and FLIR systems, also its outstanding low absorption coefficient and h...
Laser Optics Protect scan lenses from backsplatter and other workplace hazards, Hyperion Optics offers protective windows -- also known as debris windows -- that are either included as the overall scan lens assembly part, or sold separately. These plano-plano windows are available in both ZnSe and Ge materials and also supplied mounted or unmounted.
The Characteristics and Applications of Zinc Selenide Lens CharacteristicsSmall focused spot with wipe resistance, small power loss with strong photo permeability. As the most economic transmission focus element, lens are suitable for heat treatment with a la...
The Difference Between Collimating Lens and Beam Expanding Lens and Focusing Lens Ⅰ. A collimation lens and a beam expander are differentThe collimation lens is for point light sources, which are more commonly observed in everyday life, such as match head ignition, an old torch bu...
Understanding and Characteristics of Sapphire Ball Lens Sapphire optical components can be used for various applications that require high durability or a wide spectral range, including semiconductors, FTIR spectroscopy or FLIR imaging. Sapphire glass is t...
What Is the Difference Between Collimator Lenses and Beam Expanders? Understanding collimator lenses and laser beam expanderA collimator lens is designed for a point light source. In daily life, point light sources can include lit matches, the light bulb in old-fashion...