Optical Prism — Precision Optical Optical Prism Manufacturer | Nova Component

Precision Optical Prism from Nova Component

High-precision prisms including right angle, pentagonal, dove, and roof prisms for beam deviation and image manipulation.

As a professional precision optical components manufacturer, Nova Component offers a comprehensive range of Optical Prism designed for demanding industrial, medical, aerospace, and research applications. Our Optical Prism are manufactured to the highest quality standards with surface quality up to 10-5 scratch-dig and surface irregularity down to λ/10.

Applications of Optical Prism

Our Optical Prism are used across diverse industries:

• Aerospace & Defense — Navigation, targeting, thermal imaging, and reconnaissance optics
• Automotive — ADAS cameras, LiDAR, heads-up displays, and night vision systems
• Industrial Automation — Machine vision, LiDAR, sensing, and quality inspection optics
• Laser Processing — High-power laser cutting, welding, drilling, and marking optics
• Medical & Healthcare — Surgical lasers, diagnostic imaging, and endoscopy optics
• Optical Communication — Fiber coupling, collimation, and telecom wavelength optics
• Scientific Research — Spectroscopy, microscopy, interferometry, and lab instrumentation
• Semiconductor — Lithography, inspection, wafer handling, and UV-NIR process optics

Our Optical Prism Product Range

Browse our selection of Optical Prism available in standard and custom configurations:

• Rhomboid Prism — Function: Lateral beam displacement; Image: No inversion or reverting; Application: Stereomicroscopes, periscopes;
• Right Angle Prism — Material: N-BK7, UVFS, Sapphire; Dimension Tolerance: +0.0/-0.1mm; Angle Tolerance: < 30 arc sec;
• Roof Prism — Type: Schmidt, Pentagonal roof prisms; Application: Binoculars, telescopes, microscopes; Deviation: 90°;
• Littrow Prism — Configuration: 30°/60°/90° Littrow configuration; Application: Spectroscopy, beam steering; Deviation: 60°;
• Pentagonal Prism — Deviation: 90°; Deviation Tolerance: < 10 arc sec; Surface Quality: 20/10;
• Porro Prism — Application: Image inversion, binoculars, rangefinders; Inversion: 180°;
• Half-Pentagonal Prism — Type: Half-Pentagonal (Abbe) Prism; Application: Image deflection, beam deviation;
• Lehman Prism — Type: Lehman / Roof Prism; Application: Binoculars, telescopes, microscopes; Deviation: 90°;
• Corner Cube Prism — Deviation: 180° ± 3 arc sec; Surface Quality: 40/20; Size Range: φ2mm to φ200mm;
• Dove Prism — Material: N-BK7, Fused Silica; Application: Image rotation, beam deviation; Rotation: Image rotates at 2× prism rotation speed;
• Anamorphic Prism — Application: Laser diode beam circularization; Throughput: ~95% at Brewster angle; Material: N-BK7, Fused Silica;
• Standard Beamsplitter Cube — Material: N-BK7, UVFS; Configuration: Two right-angle prisms cemented together; Coating: Beamsplitter on hypotenuse, AR on all entry/exit faces;

Key Specifications

Our Optical Prism are available with the following specifications:

• Materials: BK7, Fused Silica, UVFS, CaF2, MgF2, ZnSe, ZnS, Sapphire, Silicon, Germanium
• Diameter Range: 0.5mm to 600mm (custom sizes available)
• Surface Quality: 10-5, 20-10, 40-20, 60-40 scratch-dig
• Surface Irregularity: λ/10, λ/4, λ/2 @ 632.8nm
• Coatings: AR, HR, partial reflection, BBAR, ITO, protective

Custom Optical Prism

Need a custom solution? Our engineering team specializes in custom Optical Prism tailored to your exact requirements. Contact us with your specifications for a free design consultation and quote.

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