Can anyone tell me where to buy an off-axis collimating lens?

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This discussion centers on sourcing off-axis collimating lenses, with users expressing frustration over the lack of availability from major suppliers like Edmund Optics. Participants inquire about the best places to purchase these lenses and seek recommendations for custom manufacturing if necessary. Notable companies mentioned include Fecker and Unertl, which historically provided off-axis systems but appear to have limited current offerings. The conversation highlights the need for reliable suppliers and cost-effective solutions in the optics community.

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  • Understanding of optical components and their applications
  • Familiarity with collimation principles in optics
  • Knowledge of custom lens manufacturing processes
  • Experience with sourcing optical equipment from suppliers
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  • Research suppliers specializing in custom optical components
  • Explore the capabilities of Fecker and Unertl for current offerings
  • Investigate alternative manufacturers of off-axis collimating lenses
  • Learn about the specifications and requirements for custom lens fabrication
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Optical engineers, hobbyists in optics, and anyone involved in the design and application of optical systems seeking off-axis collimating lenses.

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I'm tired of looking for mirrors to do my applications, so I was wondering if anyone knows where to find an off-axis collimating lens. I haven't been able to find one myself, not even in edmund optics or other major suppliers. If anyone does know, can you tell me where to get it and the place that has the best price. If it must be custom-made, please tell me the cheapest company to do that.
 
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Fecker and Unertl used to do off-axis systems --- nowadays?
 
That didn't help. I think you might have spelled something incorrectly because I searched for Fecker and Unertl, yet found only binoculars, but no lens-related articles.
 

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