Cylindrical lenses come in various materials, including fused silica (JGS1, Corning 7980, JGS2), optical glass (BK7, B270, H-K9L from Ohara, Schott, CDGM, or Corning),
IR materials (MgF2, Ge, CaF2, Si), and other options like optical plastics and sapphire.
Substrate Material: Schott, Ohara, CDGM, Corning Fused Silica and JGS1, JGS2
Shape: P-Concave, P-Convex or Aspheric
Focal length: +/-1%
Surface Quality: 20-10 (after coating)
Surface figure: λ/4 @ 633nm
Angle: +/-5″
Clear Aperture: >90% of central dimension
coating:AR@400-700nm,R≤0.5% or as per your need
Singlet, Doublet, and Triplet: Cylindrical lenses with one, two, or three lens components.
Plano-Convex and Plano-Concave Lenses: Featuring flat faces and convex or concave cylindrical surfaces, respectively.
Sphero-Cylindrical Lens: Combining a sphere-like surface with a cylindrical one.
Biconvex or Biconcave Lens: With both sides being either concave or convex.
Achromatic Cylinder Lens: Designed to reduce chromatic aberration, focusing light with multiple colors in one direction.
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