Paul Prism

A Paul prism consists of two orthogonal faces that are perpendicular to each other, The incident ray is incident from the circular plane, forms a total reflection on the roof ridge, and then shoots out from the circular plane, returning along the original path. A Paul prism can rotate an image by 180 degrees, Widely used in a variety of optical instruments.
 

Highest image and beam quality

We produce optics components for your demanding which applications in imaging and multispectral system technology, including a variety of high-precision prisms, with substrate materials of various optical glass, UV fused silica, infrared Fused quartz and crystalline materials such as calcium fluoride (CaF2) etc., and provide antireflection coatings, high-reflection coatings, spectroscopic coatings, Various optical coatings such as metal films.

Our advantage

▶Complete in-house production (raw material preparation> coating / painting)
▶Flexible and controllable production technology, advanced milling, fine grinding, polishing, coating, cutting, cementing, black painting, curing, cleaning, testing and other full-process production and processing equipment to create high-precision perfect optical components, Provide the highest quality products.
▶Experienced technical and manufacturing teams have a deep understanding and understanding of spherical optics in the fields of projection display systems, digital camera systems, biometric systems, high-end measurement and medical systems.
▶Our dedicated service to each customer enables us to have long-term close cooperation with customers in Japan, the United States, Germany, Switzerland, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and other countries and regions.
▶Cost effective even in small batches
▶We provide you with professional customization services of spherical optics, and we can provide customized requirements for you. We provide you with professional customization suggestions, fast quotes, and fast delivery.