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Optical Fibers with Ball Lenses

Ball lenses are used in fiber optic technology to optimize the illumination characteristics of the fiber. Depending on the geometry of the light source, these lenses are used to focus or collimate light. This is why they are used in endoscopes and other medical applications, for example. The rounding of the ball lens also reduces the risk of injury during examination.

Upon request, LASER COMPONENTS can melt ball lenses onto the end surfaces of silica fibers in various diameters. The fiber geometry must be taken into account here as a basis. Our technology supports fiber diameters of 200, 365, 400, 550, and 600 µm. Of course, you can also order assembled fibers with ball lenses as a finished OEM product from us.

All fibers are processed and sterilely packed according to ISO 13485. Thus, they meet all hygiene requirements for medical technology.

If you have any questions please contact us
Fredrik Wikfeldt
General Manager
Fredrik Wikfeldt
LASER COMPONENTS Nordic AB
41263 Göteborg - Sweden

LASER COMPONENTS Nordic - Your competent partner for optical and optoelectronic components in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland.

Welcome to LASER COMPONENTS Nordic AB, your expert for photonics components. Each product in our wide range of detectors, laser diodes, laser modules, optics, fiber optics, and more is worth every Crown (SEK). Our customized solutions cover all conceivable areas of application: from sensor technology to medical technology. You can reach us here:

Box 14001 / Skårs led 3
SE-400 20 Göteborg
Sweden

Phone: +46 (0)31 703 7173
Email: info(at)lasercomponents.se

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Fredrik Wikfeldt
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LASER COMPONENTS Nordic AB
41263 Göteborg - Sweden
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