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Telecentric UV Laser Scanning Lenses

Special Optics telecentric F-Theta UV Scan lenses offer greater depth of field and smaller spot sizes when marking objects for laser material processing. Telecentric scan lenses, by the very nature of their design, maintain a near normal incidence angle of the beam to the work piece. This ensures that position errors and image distortions are minimized over the entire scan range. With the shorter wavelength, a smaller spot size is achievable.

Having a greater depth of field and smaller spot size are important for precision laser micro-machining processes where there is a need to produce fine spot sizes so as to control the width of a laser mark, scribe or drilled hole while maintaining precise placement over a relatively large field. The ability to accomplish this is sometimes affected by just minimal warping of a wafer or solar panel.

Special Optics Telecentric UV Scanning lenses include focal lengths of 34mm, 50mm, and 100mm and are available for 266nm or 355nm wavelengths. The scan fields range from 9mm, 20mm, 45mm, and 55mm. Our telecentric UV Scan lenses were developed to accommodate large input beam diameters ranging from 17mm to 10mm. Thanks to the larger input beam design and shorter UV wavelength, the spot sizes achieved are 1.0 microns, 2.5 microns, and 5 microns respectively. All Special Optics lens designs are diffraction limited and deviation of the telecentricity is less than 0.9%.

Features
  • Diffraction Limited
  • Precision Manufacture & Assembly
  • Air-Spaced Design
  • Achromatic Designs Available

  • Model Wavelength (microns) Scan Field (mm) EFL (mm) Max Input Beam*(mm) BWD (mm) Deflection (degrees) FWD (mm) Spot Size (microns) Price
    55-S34-9UV-λ 266 or 355 9 34 17 10 7 17 1.0 Call
    55-S50-20UV-λ 266 or 355 20 50 10 15 12 23 2.5 Call
    55-S100-45UV-λ 355 45 100 10 150 16 28 5.0 Call
    55-S100-55UV-λ 266 or 355 55 100 10 135 16 28 5.0 Call

    Please replace λ in model number with working wavelength when ordering.

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