The importance of correct lens specification.

The importance of correct lens specification.

The lens you choose controls the quality of image that’s projected onto your imaging sensor, and ultimately the quality of results your #visionsystem can produce. Image quality is a great place to start when selecting the lenses for your vision system. Our technical...
Optics for the Nuclear industry: FAQ

Optics for the Nuclear industry: FAQ

Q: What does radiation resistance mean and how do optimized radiation resistant lenses maintain throughput? A: Radiation resistant, radiation tolerant, radiation hard or non-browning lenses are all terms used to refer to a lens designed for use in a radioactive...
Why choose a custom UV lens?

Why choose a custom UV lens?

Unfortunately, these lenses offer almost no transmission below 380 nm. For monitoring, detection and imaging applications in the Ultraviolet (UV) waveband (200 – 400nm) this is just not good enough. Drawing upon 2 decades of experience we are often able to overcome...
Why should I consider an athermalized lens?

Why should I consider an athermalized lens?

As materials are heated or cooled, they will expand and contract. However, the rate at which this happens will vary from material to material. Changes in temperature can also affect the refractive index of optical materials. The cumulative effect of these small...
Fixed focus lenses for monitoring radioactive processes

Fixed focus lenses for monitoring radioactive processes

For monitoring radioactive processes in nuclear power, reprocessing and waste storage plants – Resolve Optics offers a standard range of 6mm, 9mm and 25mm focal length fixed focus lenses. Designed to provide a focal length of 6mm or 9mm respectively, the Model 214 and...