Achromatic Lens

Achromatic Lens for Sale
An achromatic lens is a lens that is designed to limit the effects of chromatic and spherical aberration. Achromatic doublet lenses have significantly better optical performance than singlet lenses in visible imaging and laser beam manipulation applications. We provide custom achromatic lens consisting of two elements, usually of a positive low-index crown glass cemented to a negative high-index flint glass that have been corrected for chromatic aberration with respect to two or more selected wavelengths. Contact us for a quote and to learn more about our achromatic coated lens price options.

Specification of Achromatic Lens
Material BK7 Grade A Optical Glass
Design Wavelength 480.0nm, 546.1nm, 643.8 nm
Diameter Tolerance +0.0, -0.15 mm
Thickness Tolerance ¯0.2 mm
Paraxial Focal Length ¯2% @546.1 nm
Centration <3 arc Minutes
Clear Aperture >85%
Surface Irregularity λ/[email protected] nm
Surface Quality 60-40 Scratch And Dig
Protective Bevel 0.25 mm x 45®

Achromatic Lens Capacity
Material Optical Glass.
Diameter 0.5 to 350 mm
Diameter Tolerance +0/-0.02 mm
Thickness Tolerance ¯0.01 mm
Surface Quality 10-5
Surface Figure λ/10
Centration 1 Minute or 30 Second
Coating Uncoated, AR and HR

Positive Achromatic Lens Standard Products
Part No. f (mm) Ф (mm) R1 (mm) R2=R3 (mm) R4 (mm) tc1 t c2 f b Lens A Lens B
(mm) (mm) (mm)
TPA101 10 6 6.546 -4.055 -23.23 3.6 0.8 7.54 SK9 SF15
TPA102 20 10 12.32 -0.902 -25.23 3.8 1 17.625 BK7 SF5
TPA103 30 12.7 18.535 -13.49 -37.84 4 1.3 27.36 BK7 SF5
TPA104 40 12.7 25.23 -17.539 -48.75 3.4 1.3 37.778 BK7 SF5
TPA105 50 18 31.69 -22 -60.57 4.8 1.5 46.987 BK7 SF5

Negative Achromatic Lens Standard Products
Part No. f (mm) Ф (mm) R1 (mm) R2=R3 (mm) R4 (mm) tc1 t c2 f b Lens A Lens B
(mm) (mm) (mm)
TNA101 -25 12.7 -15.6 13.09 44.16 3 2.67 -27.5 BK7 F2
TNA102 -40 12.7 -24.45 17.97 66.6 3 2.34 -42.5 BK7 F2

Achromatic Lens Design and Achromatic Lens Combination

As a leading precision optics manufacturing company, TC Optics offers top-of-the-line achromatic lens design for all types of applications. Our achromatic barlow lens and achromatic convex lens are just some of the many high-quality lenses we offer. Our achromatic lens combination is unparalleled in the market and provides exceptional quality and clarity in all settings.

Our lenses applied in achromatic combination are designed to meet the highest standards of precision optics. With excellent chromatic correction, our optical lenses help reduce the harmful effects of color dispersion and provide razor-sharp images for all your imaging needs.

Our achromatic lens design is excellent for a wide range of industries, including astronomy, microscopy, and industrial applications. Our superior quality lenses ensure that you can achieve impeccable and effective imaging processes with ease.

Our achromatic lens combination is available in a variety of models, each with their unique set of specifications and features. Whether you need a simple or complex arrangement of lenses, TC Optics has just the perfect solution for you.

At TC Optics, which is one of chromatic lens suppliers, we are committed to providing our customers with the best quality achromatic lenses on the market. Our lenses are crafted with precision and accuracy, ensuring that you get the most value out of your investment. Try our products today and experience the ultimate clarity and definition in your imaging processes.

FAQs of Achromatic Lens

Q: How does an achromatic lens differ from a regular lens?

A: An achromatic lens is made of two or more different types of glass or other materials, with different dispersion properties that can more precisely focus all colors of light to the same point of focus. In contrast, a regular lens is only made of a single type of glass or material and is more prone to chromatic aberration.

Q: What are the advantages of using achromatic lenses?

A: Achromatic lenses offer superior image quality compared to regular lenses, with significantly reduced color aberration or distortion. They also have a wide array of applications in optical instruments.

Q: What is the difference between an achromatic lens and an aspherical lens?

A: An achromatic lens is a lens designed to reduce chromatic aberration, while an aspheric lens is a lens designed to reduce or eliminate various types of distortion and aberrations such as spherical aberration, coma, and astigmatism. While both types of lenses provide improved image quality, they correct for different types of optical aberrations. Achromatic lenses achieve this by combining two or more types of glass materials with different dispersion properties, while aspherical lenses feature non-spherical surfaces that make them flatter and reduce distortion.

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