Aspherical Lens

Glass Aspherical Lens
by KENKO TOKINA

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4 Key Features

1

Small-lot, Multi-variety Production

Our compact factory specializes in molding production. We can accommodate orders as small as 30 pieces per year.

2

Wide Size Range from φ1 to φ60

Thanks to our skilled workers, we can quickly change molding setups and produce various shapes.

3

Used in a Wide Range of Products

We have earned trust by providing advanced molding technology and beautiful appearance.

4

Experience Manufacturing Difficult Glass Materials

We can handle S-FPL series and non-molding glass materials with yield point 600°C or below.

Cost Comparison: Ground/Polished vs. Molded Aspherical Lens

Even without formal drawings, please provide size, shape, glass type, and quantity. We welcome consultations from the conceptual stage.

What is an Aspherical Lens?

An aspherical lens features a non-spherical surface profile designed to reduce optical aberrations. A single aspherical element can replace multiple spherical lenses, enabling more compact, lightweight optical systems while maintaining sharp image quality across the entire field.

Mold Pressing Technology

Glass aspherical lenses are manufactured using a precision mold pressing process. Preformed glass is placed into an aspherical mold, heated, and shaped under controlled pressure to achieve high surface accuracy.

Production Process

A continuous molding system enables controlled heating, pressing, and cooling, supporting efficient and stable mass production.

Quality Assurance

Strict quality control processes are implemented throughout production to ensure consistent performance. Dimensional accuracy is controlled at the micron level using advanced measurement systems. We utilize UA3P ultra-high-precision 3D surface measurement systems.

Aspherical Lens Mold

Measurement

Visual Inspection

Manufacturing Factory

Location

KENKO TOKINA Optical Business Development & Manufacturing Division (Fukuoka Factory)
〒816-0912 2-4-3 Mikasagawa, Onojo City, Fukuoka

Supported Dimensions

φ1 mm to φ60 mm (expandable up to φ100 mm upon request)

Supported Glass Materials

Compatible with glass materials from major domestic and international manufacturers, with yield points of 600°C or lower.