Key Features
 
 
 
 
    - Unrivaled manufacturing accuracy: lens centration of better than 0.5 μm
 
    - Combination of turning machine and the world leader OptiCentric® measurement system
 
    - Mounted lens is measured from both sides: as a result measurement is faster and more stable and non-transparent lenses can be measured
 
    - Additional equipment with tactile and optical sensors
 
    - Vertical design of the ATS 400 means it can hold heavy samples up to 30 kg with large diameters up to 400 mm
 
    - Ultra-precise axes with hydrostatic bearings, high rigidity for processing steel and Invar cells
 
    - Intuitive, manual adjustment of the lens, because the chuck's shift and tilt functions are separate from each other (plan/calotte principle)
 
     
     
 
Applications
    - Lenses for stepper optics
 
    - Lenses for microscope and endoscope optics
 
    - Mounted infrared lenses for safety applications
 
    - Mounted aspherical lenses
 
    - Lenses and components for high-quality digital camera lenses
 
    - Lenses which cannot be glued in cell, e.g. for space applications
 
    - Imaging optics for UV applications
 
    - Optical assemblies with very high accuracy requirements
 
     
     
 
* All figures for brass cells with a diameter of 400 mm 
  
    
        
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            ATS 400* | 
         
    
    
        
            | Machine type | 
            Vertical CNC turning machine with 4 hydrostatic linear axes and an aerostatic main spindle | 
         
        
            | Measurement system | 
            OptiCentric® Dual | 
         
        
            | Workpiece diameter | 
            80 – 400 mm | 
         
        
            | Maximum sample weight | 
            30 kg | 
         
        
            | Workpiece material | 
            Diamond machinable non-ferrous metals (in particular brass, aluminum, NiP-coated steel) Also: low-alloy steels (such as EC80) and Invar36® | 
         
        
            | Achromats | 
            Yes | 
         
        
            | IR lenses | 
            Yes, by infrared measurement head or OptiCentric® Dual | 
         
        
            | Aspheres | 
            Yes | 
         
        
            | Remaining centration error after machining | 
            < 0,5 µm | 
         
        
            | Concentricity of the cell after machining | 
            < 0,5 µm | 
         
    
 
 
 
 
  
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