Frequently Asked Questions

A toric surface is an arc that rotates around an axis of another axis, and it is used to replace several optical lenses to simplify the structure of the equipment and improve image quality.

Unlike smooth reflectors and single spherical reflectors that have problems like anamorphose by reflection, toric lenses reduce the number of optical lenses needed and improve image quality.

Optical glasses, laser crystal, fused silica, radiation-resistant glasses, IR & UV materials, and metal materials such as SiO2, CaF2, BaF2, etc. can be used to make toric lenses.

Boxin Photoelectric Co., Ltd. has over 150,000 pieces/year manufacturing capability for toric lenses, with a process range from 10mm-300mm.

The scratch & dig tolerance for toric lenses made by Boxin Photoelectric Co., Ltd. is 10/5 - 80/50, and the PV tolerance is λ/4 - λ/Φ100 mm.

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