Optical Prisms

Cube beamsplitters

Cube beamsplitters are fabricated by coating the hypotenuse of two right-angle prisms and cementing them together. This enclosed structure fully shields the internal optical coating against damage and corrosion, and effectively eliminates astigmatism present in plate beamsplitters.

Powell Lens

Powell lenses, also known as laser line generators, convert incoming laser beams into uniform straight lines. They effectively eliminate the central hot spot and dimmed edges typical of Gaussian beams, delivering outstanding line uniformity, stability and linearity.

Corner Cube Reflector

The corner cube prism reflects light antiparallel to the incident beam at any angle, delivering stable retroreflection. Its high angular tolerance avoids precise alignment requirements and cuts installation costs.

Penta Prisms

Penta prisms are widely adopted to establish accurate right angles within optical systems. They deflect incoming light and the line of sight at a fixed 90-degree angle, while producing clear right-handed images free from inversion and mirror reversal.

Porro Prisms

The Porro prism gets its name from inventor Ignazio Porro. It is a right-isosceles triangular reflective optical component.

Dove Prisms

Dove prisms enable image rotation, inversion and retroreflection. Rotated about the longitudinal axis, the image rotates at double the prism’s angle.

Wedge Prisms

Wedge prisms are high-precision optical wedge components widely used forlaser beam steering, fixed-angle beam deviation, and laser beam shaping in industrial and scientific optical systems.

Right Angle Prisms

As standard reflecting prisms with a 90° structure, right angle prisms deflect light paths by 90° or 180° depending on the incident face.