LAS-LS Laser Alignment Station
Description
The Laser Alignment Station is capable to perform precision lens centration and tilt measurements on the following samples without changing objectives: Radius ranging from 2.0 mm to infinity (plano), Lens diameters from 1 mm to 800 mm+, including cylinder, aspheric and parabolic surfaces. LAS units come in three basic designs and the finished instruments are usually custom built on one of these base models to meet the customer’s specific application. The user friendly software “CalcuLens Assembly” is standard to all LAS models with some variations. The LAS with “CalcuLens Inspection” is a very powerful metrology tool for quality assurance of completed, assembled lenses.
LAS-LS Laser Alignment Station
Specifications |
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| Vertical Focusing Range: | 2000 mm |
| Measurement Resolution: | 0.2-1um |
Applications
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Ships from:
United States
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On FindLight:
since 2019
Frequently Asked Questions
The LAS-BT is a compact, bench-top precision model, the LAS-UP is a midsize, ultra-precision free-standing model, and the LAS-LS is a custom-designed model for large lens-systems assembly like microlithography stepper lenses.
The Laser Alignment Station is used for precision lens centration and tilt measurements without changing objectives.
Options for the LAS-BT and LAS-UP models include vertical focusing travel, "Calculens 3D" software, rotary encoder for ABS, custom brass chucks, self-centering three-jaw chuck, electronic indicator with ultra-light probe, MWIR or LWIR Optical Module, and center thickness and airspace measurement.
The user-friendly software "CalcuLens Assembly" is standard to all LAS models with some variations. The LAS with "CalcuLens Inspection" is a very powerful metrology tool for quality assurance of completed, assembled lenses.
The LAS can measure lenses with radius ranging from 2.0 mm to infinity (plano), lens diameters from 1 mm to 800 mm+, including cylinder, aspheric and parabolic surfaces.