Collimating Lenses with and without stray light eliminating polymer mounting housings

Combiners used for Heads Up Displays (HUD’s)

Diffractive and Wavy Optics. Inset: Diffractive kinoform pitch of 8 microns

Assorted Large Center Thickness (CT) injection molded optical elements

Assorted diamond turned polymer optics

Glass-Polymer Hybrid optics. Inset: close-up of glass-polymer bond

Assorted injection molded micro optics

Standing: Fly’s Eye lens array. Flat: Assorted lens arrays

Close-up of Fly’s Eye lens array containing 9,000 lenslets per side

Assorted mirror coated polymer optics including an axicon, off-axis parabola, corner cube, freeform multi-surface prism, and mirrored doublet

Various injection molded polymer optics

Prisms, Beam Splitters, and Cylinders

Total Internal Reflection (TIR) polymer optics for illumination applications

Hot half and diamond turned optical mold pins for a 2+2 cavity family mold used to produce LED collimator lenses for a medical illumination application

Single Point Diamond Turning (SPDT) of a Fresnel optical mold pin

Single Point Diamond Turning (SPDT) of a diffractive eyepiece lens.

Specialized diamond turning fixture to manufacture freeform wedge prism

Single Point Diamond Turning (SPDT) of a high volume polymer optic element

Adding vents on a new mold plate on the surface grinder

Injection molded custom optics packaged in a gel-pak and ready for delivery

Rough turned mold insert in process for an injection molded polymer dome

Zeonex E48R pucks (blanks) right out of the press

Fresnel (hot half) and Plano (ejector half) optical mold pins ready for inspection and installation into the mold after diamond turning

Polymer Optic Palooza! A shot of one of our lobby display cases

New molds for an LED illumination application being prepared for first shots

Ejector half of new four cavity mold ready for dynamic optical pins to be installed after diamond turning

New optical pins for two new molds for an LED illumination application roughed and ready for electroless nickel plating before diamond turning

Two diamond fly-cut plano surface mold inserts ready for installation into a new four cavity mold. In the reflection you see our roof truss and fire sprinklers reflecting in the diamond turned surfaces. Click the link to our Facebook page to see a video.

Acrylic (PMMA) strings off violently as the diamond tool roughs in a new optical surface.

Some new End Of Arm Tooling coming online for automatic robotic parts removal during the injection molding process. These non-optical parts are part of a complete LED assembly supplied by Diverse Optics for a medical illumination application.

Ejector half showing aspheric optical pins in forward position on a new eight cavity TIR mold for an LED illumination application.

No, this isn't from a Pink Floyd concert... Checking an injection molded polymer optic for molded in stress under our cross polarized light testing rig.

Ohhh, pretty! These PMMA domes are coming along nicely