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Universal Photonics Inc. - Central Islip, NY

Lapping and polishing consumables and machinery for glass, plastic, crystals, IR, semiconductor, electro, laser, and fiber optics. Microcellular foam elastomer pads, compounds, ultrapure alumina, colloidal silica, diamond powder/slurries; water-based, nanosize, alpha-alumina; optical blocking, synthetic pitch, double-sided polishers, and centrifuges.

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Accurate Diamond Tool Corp. - Emerson, NJ

Advanced Diamond Products LLC - Tranquility, NJ

AMETEK Inc. - Berwyn, PA

AMETEK Precitech Inc. - Keene, NH

Contour Fine Tooling Inc. - Keene, NH

Diatome U.S. - Hatfield, PA

Gerard Kluyskens Co. Inc. - New York, NY

Lensmaster Optical Co. Inc. - Southbridge, MA

Mildex Inc. - Rochester, NY

Moore Nanotechnology Systems LLC - Swanzey, NH

Niabraze LLC - Tonawanda, NY

OptiPro Systems - Ontario, NY

OptoTech Optical Machinery Inc., Precision Optics - Palm, PA

Rush Machinery - Rushville, NY

Zircar Refractory Composites Inc. - Florida, NY

Glossary

diamond cutting tool A tool made by imbedding small particles of diamond in the working edge. In the optical field, the most commonly used diamond tools are glass saws, cup-shaped tools for curve generators, and diamond mills for forming prisms and flat glass plates....
diamond turning Diamond turning, also known as diamond machining or diamond cutting, is a precision machining process used to produce high-quality optical surfaces and components with extremely tight tolerances. It involves the use of a single-point diamond cutting...

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