Precision Glass Pressing
See how custom pressed glass components are precision formed for lighting applications.
✦ Clear glass lens displays a repeating raised grid pattern
✦ Circular perimeter rim defines the component seating area geometry
✦ Borosilicate glass forms the body of the patterned lens
✦ Raised grid relief spans the face of the component
✦ Glossy patterned surface distinguishes this lens from concentric designs
A Clear Borosilicate Lens with Repeating Grid Relief
A raised grid pattern spans the face of this clear circular borosilicate glass lens.
The low profile body and perimeter seating rim define the visible mechanical interface.
May suit functional lighting assemblies; confirm custom optical and seating requirements with an approved drawing and assembly evaluation.
A regular grid of raised surface features spans its circular face. This physical pattern differs from a concentric ring Fresnel design.
The rim defines the outer seating area. Match its profile, dimensions and clearances to the approved housing and retaining hardware.
The reference diameter is 84 mm and height is 17 mm. Detailed grid geometry, seating dimensions and tolerances require a drawing.
No. Beam direction depends on the optical prescription and complete light source arrangement. A measured beam plot is needed for a defined distribution requirement.
Specify the housing interface, light source position, optical target and operating conditions. Validate mechanical fit and light distribution in the intended assembly.
Use an agreed test configuration and optical acceptance criteria for the exact lens. Confirm sample identity and measurement conditions when reviewing results.