Ronar-Smith® F-Theta Scan Lenses

Ronar-Smith® f-theta scan lenses, commonly known as the f-theta lenses, are meticulously designed and crafted for a broad range of laser applications. With over a decade of expertise in optical grade and coating production, Ronar-Smith® f-theta lenses yield some of the world’s finest optical performance in the market.

Ronar-Smith® Beam Expanders

Ronar-Smith® beam expanders demand the highest quality in beam broadening and collimation without compromising on the expanded beam quality. We value safety as much as we do and you can be assured that all our beam expanders are subjected to rigorous testing prior to market sales. All our fixed and zoom beam expanders are telescopic by nature and require a collimated beam input while delivering an expanded collimated beam at the output.
*G type : Galilean design without internal focus

SWIR Lenses

Shortwave Infrared (SWIR) wavelength band offers unique imaging advantages over visible and other thermal bands. It is quietly earning a growing place in industrial machine vision for electronic board inspection, material/food sorting, solar cell inspection, quality inspection, and in security applications. SWIR lenses are utilized where other detectors or cameras are not sensitive enough for finite detail recognition.

Ronar-Smith® F-Theta Scan Lenses

Ronar-Smith® f-theta scan lenses, commonly known as the f-theta lenses, are meticulously designed and crafted for a broad range of laser applications. With over a decade of expertise in optical grade and coating production, Ronar-Smith® f-theta lenses yield some of the world’s finest optical performance in the market.

Ronar-Smith® Beam Expanders

Ronar-Smith® beam expanders demand the highest quality in beam broadening and collimation without compromising on the expanded beam quality. We value safety as much as we do and you can be assured that all our beam expanders are subjected to rigorous testing prior to market sales. All our fixed and zoom beam expanders are telescopic by nature and require a collimated beam input while delivering an expanded collimated beam at the output.
*G type : Galilean design without internal focus

SWIR Lenses

Shortwave Infrared (SWIR) wavelength band offers unique imaging advantages over visible and other thermal bands. It is quietly earning a growing place in industrial machine vision for electronic board inspection, material/food sorting, solar cell inspection, quality inspection, and in security applications. SWIR lenses are utilized where other detectors or cameras are not sensitive enough for finite detail recognition.