The use of semi-optical glass, optical glass, equipment and machinery for glass processing and polishing...
allow us to produce a huge variety of lenses in terms of size and function.
They can differ in thickness, radii of curvature, diameters and construction material, having any equivalent focal length (EFL) and appropriate functionality in terms of aberration compensation and luminous flux control.
Single spherical lenses, also organised in complex functional groups, are used for imaging, micro- and macroscopic observations, controlling the geometry of light flows (lighting) and laser beams and, in general, for industrial and medical electro-optical instrumentation.
Over the years, demands have been made to optimise space and reduced size; micro lenses have been built, micro lenses systems have been designed and manufactured, and high quality work has been carried out in an increasingly important and cutting-edge sector.
We also make achromatic doublets, i.e. pairs of lenses bonded on a common radius of curvature, which have a strong ability to compensate for chromatic and spherical aberration.