What is UV?
Unlike visible light, UV light has shorter wavelengths (between 10 and 400 nanometers). Our lenses operates within the 240-1000 nm range. This allows industrial applications to see what was previously invisible – a whole new world revealed through the power of the UV wavelength.
UV Lenses
When using a UV camera, it is crucial to select a lens that is optimized and compatible for the UV wavelength range. Using a standard lens meant for the visible spectrum can result in lower quality and resolution images. Our lenses are designed with materials optimized for high performance in the UV spectrum and maximum transmission on UV wavelengths.
Our C-mount UV lenses are designed to meet the durability and reliability requirements of industrial environments. They are built to withstand challenging industrial conditions. The wavelengths range covers from 240nm to 1000 nm.
UV lens product life cycle management
The UV lens series is sold in large numbers and will be produced for a long time. Almost every lens model that has been added to our portfolio since our start, still remains in stock. We understand the importance of planning, and therefore, we proactively inform customers about upcoming End-of-Life (EOL) for any UV lens. A final notification ensures you can place a last-time buy order. Even after EOL, production restarts are always a possibility, with a minimum order quantity (MOQ) of only 300 pieces.
Quality control & warranty of UV lenses
Ensuring the quality of UV lenses requires a meticulous, multi-step process. It all begins with strict inspections of incoming materials. The production line itself is meticulously prepared, including checks on worker safety equipment and thorough equipment cleaning.
Throughout production, each step adheres to a rigorous protocol. Inspections, both visual and aided by specialized tools, guarantee adherence to these standards. Every lens undergoes a final inspection to confirm it meets both optical and mechanical requirements. Additionally, sample lenses are checked again before shipment.
This comprehensive approach ensures all aspects of production are documented in detailed reports. Any UV lens that falls short of the established quality standards at any point is flagged as non-compliant. Corrective actions are then taken to ensure both the quality of the specific batch and the overall production process. This continuous monitoring safeguards the quality of
UV lenses, from the raw materials used to the finished product delivered to you.
