Frequently Asked Questions

A wedge prism is an optical element with plane-inclined surfaces that diverts light toward its thicker portion.

By selecting the appropriate wedge, it is simple to create a precise beam deviation without affecting other beam parameters.

Yes, if two wedges are used together with the sloping surfaces in close proximity, it is possible to produce a continuous variation of beam deviation by counter-rotating the wedges.

The standard specifications include material (BK7, UVFS), dimensions (D × T, mm), dimension tolerances, wedge angle, surface quality, clear aperture, wedge tolerance, flatness, and bevel.

Related products and accessories include the Kinematic Vertical Drive Optical Mount (5KVDOM-1) and the Kinematic Mirror/Beamsplitter Mount (5MBM24-1-3).

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