Light Guide Prism-

Light Guide Prism

A Light Guide Prism (also called Light Pipe Homogenising Rods) is an optical product that transmits light from one light source to the other end of a light guide rod with minimal loss. The light is transmitted within the light guide homogenising rod ...

Square Light Pipe-

Square Light Pipe

Square light guide blocks (Square Light Pipe) are generally used in beauty instruments, we also usually called beauty instrument prisms.

Right Angle Prisms-

Right Angle Prisms

Right angle prisms are generally used to bend the image path or turn the light path 90°. Right angle prisms are prisms designed with a 90° concept. Right angle prism can produce left-handed images that are flipped or rotated, depending on the directi...

Dove Prisms-

Dove Prisms

Dove prisms are image rotators. After light passes through this prism, the image is inverted 180°. In addition, when the prism is rotated about its optical axis, the image rotation angle is twice the prism rotation angle.

Roof Prisms-

Roof Prisms

Roof prisms can rotate and invert images and deflect light at 90°. They are suitable for telescope eyepieces and any optical instrument that needs to flip the image from the objective lens, turn the right side, and bend it at 90° to maintain the corr...

Penta Prism-

Penta Prism

Penta prisms can deflect light by 90° without inverting or reversing the original image. A penta prism is a five-sided prism that can be used to define the right angles of an optical system. A penta prism is an important component of plumb leveling a...

Wedge Prisms-

Wedge Prisms

Wedge Prisms are usually used to deflect the incident light beam to a specified direction at a certain deflection angle. When used in pairs, the outgoing light beam can be positioned in any direction within an angle cone with the incident light beam ...

Porro Prism-

Porro Prism

Porro prism is a refractive prism used in optical instruments to modify the orientation of images. A single Porro prism can also be regarded as a roof prism, but it is not used in binoculars, so a variation of the double Porro prism is the Porro Abbe...

Beamsplitter Cubes-

Beamsplitter Cubes

The beamsplitter cube is constructed using two typical right-angle prisms, one of which has a coating on the hypotenuse surface, and the two prisms are glued together to form a cube.