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Sill Optics 420mm FL, 280 x 280mm Scan Area, 1030-1090nm F-Theta Scanning Lens, S4LFT1420-328

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Specifications

General

Model Number:
S4LFT1420-328
Type:
F-Theta Lens

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Maximum Diameter (mm):
122.00
Flange Distance (mm):
545.7
Input Beam Diameter, 1/e2 (mm):
14.00
Maximum Length (mm):
67.70
Weight (kg):
1.00

Optical Properties

Design Wavelength DWL (nm):
1064
Focal Length FL (mm):
420.00
Scan Angle (°):
±27.00
Scan Field (mm):
280.0 x 280.0
Telecentricity (°):
17.3
Transmission (%):
>97
Working Distance (mm):
499.20
Coating Specification:
1030nm - 1090nm R < 0.20% - low absorption
Wavelength Range (nm):
1030 - 1090
Focus Size Diameter, 1/e2 (μm):
58.51
Damage Threshold, Pulsed:
5.0 J/cm2 per 1ns pulse at 50Hz
Damage Threshold, CW:
5.0 MW/cm2

Threading & Mounting

Mounting Threads:
M85 x 1.0

Regulatory Compliance

Certificate of Conformance:

Product Details

  • Ideal for High-Precision Material Processing and Laser Scanning Applications
  • Large Scan Fields Up to 410mm x 410mm
  • High Damage Thresholds and Low Telecentricity Errors
  • GalvanometersBeam Expanders, and Laser Sources Also Available

Sill Optics F-Theta Lenses are high quality lenses specifically designed for laser material processing applications for industrial mechanical engineering. These F-Theta Lenses offer a wide range of focal lengths up to 650mm, and large scan fields up to 410mm (X) x 410mm (Y). Optimized for Nd:YAG fundamental, second, or third harmonic laser wavelengths, these lenses are available in design wavelengths of 355nm, 532nm, and 1064nm with common mounting threads for easy integration into galvo systems. Sill Optics F-Theta Lenses feature fused silica substrates and utilize a special low-absorption coating to minimize thermal effects and increase damage thresholds up to 5.0 J/cm² (1ns, 50Hz) for pulsed lasers and 5.0 MW/cm² for continuous wave (CW) lasers. These lenses are ideal for a range of material processing and medical applications such as laser cutting, welding, and drilling, confocal microscopy, and ophthalmology.