Aerospace and Defense
Precision Optical Components Manufacturing Services
The aerospace and defense industry demands optical components that deliver exceptional performance in the most extreme environments. We specialize in manufacturing high-precision optical filters, optical windows, lenses, mirrors, and optical prisms for critical aerospace and defense systems including surveillance cameras, targeting systems, satellite imaging, avionics displays, and reconnaissance equipment. Our optical components help defense contractors and aerospace manufacturers achieve superior image quality, enhanced detection capabilities, and reliable operation under demanding conditions including extreme temperatures, vibration, shock, and electromagnetic interference.
Our Automotive Optical Components Expertise
Infrared Imaging and Thermal Observation Systems
Infrared optical components are used in thermal imaging and surveillance systems operating in the MWIR and LWIR spectral ranges. Typical components include infrared lenses, windows, and spectral filters with controlled transmission characteristics. These systems are applied in target detection, surveillance, and monitoring under low-visibility or adverse environmental conditions.
Spherical Lenses for Long-Range Imaging
Precision spherical lenses including plano-convex, bi-convex, and meniscus lenses for long-range surveillance cameras and targeting systems. Manufactured from high-quality optical glass or specialty materials, our lenses achieve exceptional surface quality and accuracy. Multi-layer anti-reflective coatings minimize reflection losses across UV, visible, NIR, SWIR, or thermal IR wavelengths. These lenses provide exceptional image resolution even at extended ranges, essential for threat detection and target identification missions.
Space and Satellite Optical Systems
Space and satellite platforms use optical lenses, mirrors, windows, and filters for imaging, sensing, and optical communication. These components are designed to operate under vacuum, radiation exposure, and wide temperature ranges. Optical system design trends include higher image resolution, increased detector pixel counts, and longer focal lengths, which place higher requirements on optical fabrication and coating consistency.
Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
Night vision goggles use optical lenses, filters, and coatings to collect and transmit low-level visible and near-infrared light. Objective lenses and eyepieces are designed to provide controlled magnification, resolution, and field of view, while anti-reflective coatings improve transmission efficiency and reduce internal reflections. These optical components are commonly used in military and law enforcement equipment for nighttime observation and navigation.