Custom optical components. When standard optical components cannot meet your requirements, Physix develops custom optics tailored to your application.
Request a Custom Optics SolutionCustom optical components made to your specifications. Physix supports the development and production of custom optical components for applications where standard optics are not sufficient.
We support fully customized:
Our custom optical components are designed for demanding applications where standard optics cannot provide the required performance. This includes precision optics for microscopy, advanced imaging systems and laser-based applications.
For microscope systems, we can support custom optical solutions including objective lenses, aspherical components and complex optical assemblies. These components can be optimized for specific imaging requirements, wavelengths and system configurations.
For laser applications, custom optics can be developed for precise laser beam shaping, focusing, collimation and beam control. Solutions can include optical assemblies for beam expanders, as well as coated and high laser damage threshold optics for demanding laser systems.
Developing a custom optical component requires close cooperation between optical design, manufacturing and application engineering. Physix helps customers transform complex optical requirements into reliable precision components and assemblies.
With Physix you benefit from:
Have a drawing, specification or optical challenge? Send us your requirements and our specialists will review the possibilities.
Contact UsCustom optics are optical components designed or manufactured specifically for a particular optical system or application. Their geometry, material, dimensions, tolerances and coatings can be adapted to meet requirements that standard catalogue optics cannot fulfil.
Physix supports custom solutions including freeform optics, aspherical components, complex prisms, bonded optical components, coated optics and integrated optical assemblies.
Yes. You can submit your optical drawing or specifications for evaluation. The requirements can then be reviewed for manufacturability, optical performance and suitable production methods.
Yes. Optical coatings can be specified as part of the optical component to achieve the required transmission, reflection, spectral or laser performance.
Yes. In addition to individual optical components, Physix can support bonded, hybrid and optical-mechanical integrated assemblies for applications where multiple optical elements must operate together.