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Diamond-Turned Optics

Diamond-turned optics refer to optical components fabricated through the diamond turning process. In this process, a cutting tool with a diamond tip is used to precisely shape the material into the desired optical form. The tool's diamond tip can achieve extremely fine details and smooth surface finishes, often down to nanometer-level accuracy. Learn more about diamond-turned optics →

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Fresnel Technologies Inc. - Fort Worth, TX

Manufactures molded plastic optics and IR transmitting materials and optics. Also lens arrays for passive IR applications, diffusers and microlens arrays for illumination, and plastic optics for 3.4 microns. Design help, tooling and production, and diamond machining.

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Diverse Optics Inc. - Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Diverse Optics manufactures custom precision polymer optic components and assemblies. Core processes include injection molding, SPDT, optomechanical design, metrology, assembly, bonding, and thin-film coating. Transforms optical systems from expensive, heavy, and complicated to commercially viable, lightweight, and simple.

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G&H | GS Optics - Rochester, NY

G&H | GS Optics specializes in the custom design and manufacture of precision polymer optics for use in the biomedical, healthcare diagnostics, machine vision, and analytical instrument markets, as well as military and civilian night-vision and visible-range sighting applications.

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Adamas Optics LLC - Moscow, ID

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diamond-turned optic Diamond turning refers to a precision machining process used to produce complex optical components, particularly lenses and mirrors, from materials such as metals, plastics, and crystalline materials like diamond-turned optics are known for their...

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