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Plano Convex Cylindrical Lens, Rectangular, N-BK7 Overview: The Plano Convex Cylindrical Lens is also identified as positive cylindrical lens. They are ideal for applications requiring magnification in one dimension. While spherical lenses act symmetrically in two dimensions on an incident ray, cylindrical lenses act in the same manner but only in one dimension. A typical application is to use a pair of cylindrical lenses to provide anamorphic shaping of a beam. A pair of

Plano Concave Cylindrical Lens, Rectangular, UV Fused Silica Overview: Plano Concave Cylindrical lens is also called negative cylindrical lens act as plano-concave spherical lenses, except on only one axis. These lenses are used in applications that require one dimensional shaping of a light source. A typical application is to use a single cylindrical lens to turn a collimated laser into a line generator. Pairs of cylindrical lenses may be used to anamorphically shape images.

Round Plano-concave Cylindrical Lens, Circular, UV Fused Silica Overview: Cylindrical lenses are used to create lines or for beam expansion in one direction. Their optical properties and aberrations correspond to those of spherical optics. Star Optic offers plano-concave and plano-convex cylindrical lenses in rectangular, square, and round form. Rectangular and square cylindrical lenses possess a clearly defined optical axis. Round cylindrical lenses are a bit more difficult

Round Plano-Convex Cylindrical Lens, Circular, UV Fused Silica Overview: Cylindrical lenses are used to create lines or for beam expansion in one direction. Their optical properties and aberrations correspond to those of spherical optics. Star Optic offers plano-convex cylindrical lenses in rectangular, square, and round form. Rectangular and square cylindrical lenses possess a clearly defined optical axis. Round cylindrical lenses are a bit more difficult to adjust, but can

Biconcave (Double-concave) Cylindrical Lens, Rectangular, N-BK7 Overview: The Biconcave (Double-concave) Cylindrical Lens is generally used to utilized to enlarge light in single dimension or change the aspect ratio of the image. The double concave cylindrical lens can separate input collimated light away from a line. They are best for one-dimensional compression of images, laser line generation and anamorphic beam shaping. General Specifications Of Biconcave (Double-concave)

Biconvex (Double-convex) Cylindrical Lens, Rectangular, N-BK7 Overview: The Biconvex (Double-convex) cylindrical lenses are mainly used to change the design requirements of the imaging size. For example, converting a point spot to a line spot, or changing the height of the image without changing the width of the image. They can be applied in linear detector lighting, barcode scanning, holographic lighting, optical information processing, computer, laser emission. Optical

Plano Convex Cylindrical Lens, Rectangular, UV Fused Silica Overview: The Plano Convex Cylindrical Lens is also identified as positive cylindrical lens. They are ideal for applications requiring magnification in one dimension. While spherical lenses act symmetrically in two dimensions on an incident ray, cylindrical lenses act in the same manner but only in one dimension. A typical application is to use a pair of cylindrical lenses to provide anamorphic shaping of a beam. A

Plano Concave Cylindrical Lens, Rectangular, N-BK7 Overview: Plano Concave Cylindrical lens is also called negative cylindrical lens act as plano-concave spherical lenses, except on only one axis. These lenses are used in applications that require one dimensional shaping of a light source. A typical application is to use a single cylindrical lens to turn a collimated laser into a line generator. Pairs of cylindrical lenses may be used to anamorphically shape images. To

Round Plano-Convex Cylindrical Lens, Circular, N-BK7 Overview: Cylindrical lenses are used to create lines or for beam expansion in one direction. Their optical properties and aberrations correspond to those of spherical optics. Star Optic offers plano-concave and plano-convex cylindrical lenses in rectangular, square, and round form. Rectangular and square cylindrical lenses possess a clearly defined optical axis. Round cylindrical lenses are a bit more difficult to adjust,