Infrared optics for OEM, engineering, and sourcing teams.

ZnSe Bi-Convex Lenses

ZnSe bi-convex lenses for IR focusing, collimation, and 1:1 imaging. Send drawings for custom diameter and coating review.

Product family Bi-Convex Lenses

Product Overview

Overview

ZnSe bi-convex lenses are positive focal length optics with two convex surfaces, used for focusing and collimating infrared light. The symmetric design provides a balance between aberrations when used near 1:1 conjugate ratios.

Engineering Value

The bi-convex geometry is suitable for applications where the object and image distances are similar, such as 1:1 imaging or beam focusing. ZnSe transmission in the mid-IR range makes these lenses compatible with CO₂ laser and thermal imaging systems. The symmetric surfaces help reduce spherical aberration compared to plano-convex designs in certain configurations.

Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
MaterialHigh purity CVD ZnSe
Wavelength Range610 nm – 16000 nm
DiameterØ1–Ø500 mm
Focal Length4.5–1000 mm
Clear Aperture>90%
Diameter Tolerance+0.00/-0.1 mm
Thickness Tolerance±0.1 mm
Surface Quality60/40 / 40/20 / 20-10
Surface Irregularityλ/4 @ 633 nm
Centering Error3 arcmin
Focal Length Tolerance±2%
Chamfer0.2 mm × 45°
Coating OptionsIR or CO₂ laser AR coating targets

Selection Notes

When selecting a bi-convex lens, engineers should confirm focal length, conjugate ratio, coating wavelength, and beam diameter. For conjugate ratios far from 1:1, a plano-convex lens may be more suitable. OPTOstokes-IROptical can review drawings or system requirements before quotation.

ZnSe Bi-Convex Lenses(Figure1)

For a broader lens selection path, compare the main ZnSe lenses category before confirming focal length and coating requirements.

Request Engineering Review

Send your diameter, focal length, coating target, and quantity to request a quote or contact sales@iroptical.com for technical support.

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