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    OPTICS FABRICATION: Molded glass aspheres boost optical-design choices

    Nov. 1, 2009
    Precision glass molding of aspheric lenses allows a wide variety of optical designs with smaller size, reduced weight, and no post-polishing; these lenses can be made economically in medium to high production volumes.
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    Precision glass molding of aspheric lenses allows a wide variety of optical designs with smaller size, reduced weight, and no post-polishing; these lenses can be made economically in medium to high production volumes. Andreas Kunz
    www.laserfocusworld.com/articles/367987

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