Frequently Asked Questions

A right-angle prism is used for deviating or deflecting a beam of light by 90° or 180°. It is often used in telescopes, periscopes, and other optical systems.

Standard right-angle prisms are made from BK7 Grade A optical glass or UV fused silica.

The dimension tolerance for a standard right-angle prism is +0, -0.2mm.

The flatness specification for a standard right-angle prism is λ/4 at 632.8nm.

The surface quality of a standard right-angle prism is 60-40 scratch and dig.

The clear aperture of a standard right-angle prism is greater than 80%.

The bevel specifications for a standard right-angle prism are 0.2mm to 0.5mm x 45°.

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