Right-angle prism mirrors are extremely versatile optical components, commonly used as individual prisms and components of optical assemblies. A beam of light entering the leg of a right-angle prism mirror will deviate by a nominal value of 90°, while precise rotation of the prism controls beam alignment. When light enters the hypotenuse of the prism, it is commonly called a Porro prism. In this configuration, a light beam will undergo 180° deviation that is invariant in the azimuthal axis, while precise adjustment of the prism controls beam elevation.
Precise Beam Deflection: Provides a precise 90° optical path deflection to help accurately redirect the beam.
Image Orientation: Maintains the original orientation of the image without inversion or reversal.
High Durability: Typically made of rugged optical glass or infrared materials to resist environmental factors and prolonged use.
Easy Alignment: Requires minimal alignment, simplifying setup in optical systems.
Versatile Applications: Suitable for a variety of optical devices, including periscopes, telescopes, and laser systems.
| Materials | Optical glass, quartz, infrared material |
| Contour Range | 0.5-500mm |
| Contour tolerance | 0/-0.02 |
| Angle Tolerance | 5 " |
| Surface Quality | 20-10 |
| Surface Flatness | N≤1, △N≤0.2 |
| Chamfer | ≤0.1 |
| Clear Aperture | > 90% |
| Coating | According to customer requirements |
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