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The LINOS Laseroptics and Lenses - Qioptiq Q-Shop

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<strong>Laseroptics</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Lenses</strong>Focus-Ronar <strong>Lenses</strong> 1064 nm• Focussing lenses are optimized for​high precision applications, used in​laser systems for welding, cutting,​drilling <strong>and</strong> structuring.• This lens series is available in a number​of common focal lengths, ranging​from 56 mm to 120 mm.• <strong>The</strong>y allow a maximum possible​entrance beam diameter of upto 35​mm.• <strong>The</strong> broadb<strong>and</strong> coating is optimized​for 1064 nm with good inspection​performance at VIS wavelengths.• Additionally the Focus-Ronar lenses​can also be used at 532 nm.• With the design of three high quality​<strong>and</strong> optimized lens elements a​diffraction-limited focus is achieved.• It is possible to get one st<strong>and</strong>ardized​mechanical design for various focal​lengths.• Thanks to an outst<strong>and</strong>ing mechanical​<strong>and</strong> optical precision the lenses can be​exchanged quickly <strong>and</strong> flexibly​withoutany adjustment.<strong>Laseroptics</strong>Focus-Ronar <strong>Lenses</strong> for 1064 nmEffective focal​length [mm] EFLClear​aperture Ø​[mm] CADia​met​er​[m​m] ​DLength[mm] LFlange focal​length [mm] ​FFLImage point diameter*[µm] (@input beam​25 mm)ØspotOrder-No56 34.0 41 h7 2​4​.​6 46.7 4.5 4401-487-000-2077 35.4 41 h7 1​8​.​9 72.2 6 4401-486-000-2090 35.4 41 h7 3​3​.​6 73.7 7 4401-490-000-20120 35.0 41 h7 2​4​.​0 110.7 9.5 4401-420-000-20Technical data for Focus-Ronar lenses with awavelength of 532 nm are available on request.* <strong>The</strong> entrance beam diameter (Øbeam) <strong>and</strong> the imagepoint diameter (Øspot) refer to intensity 1/e 2 atGaussian illumination. It can be calculated by theformula:Øspot = 1.83 x λ x EFL / ØbeamØspot: image spot diameter [μm]1.83: factor of apodisationλ: wavelength [nm]EFL: focal length [mm]Øbeam: entrance beam diameter [mm]Germany-Phone: +49 (0) 551/ 6935-0 France-Phone: +33 - 47 25 20 420423

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