Integrated Optical Services Competitors

Reynard Corporation manufactures custom optics & thin film coatings from 0.2um to 15um (UV to IR) to demanding specifications for aerospace and defense, commercial and industrial, and medical applications. Other in-house capabilities include optical fabrication, diamond turning, photolithographic patterning & environmental testing. Prototype to production, ISO 9001:2015 Certified, ITAR Registered and Cybersecurity Compliant. We look forward to working with you in Perfecting Your Light™

IRD Glass is a world-class supplier of precision glass, optical, and ceramic components. For over thirty years, IRD Glass has been your glass expert, serving the laser, sensor, aerospace, defense, machine vision, process control, and medical industries. IRD is the sole source for a number of global brand leaders, including Honeywell, L3Harris, Collins Aerospace, TSI, Trumpf, Boston Scientific, Alcon, and more. IRD Glass specializes in manufacturing custom precision components from glass, ceramic, sapphire, Zerodur Schott filter glass and composites. IRD partners closely with you to assure you receive exactly what you need. IRD Glass currently supplies laser components, precision pressure tubes and mounts, cylindrical and spherical lenses, cuvettes, windows, mirrors, sub-assemblies, prisms, wedges, and thin-film coatings. They are ISO 9001:2015, and ITAR compliant. Their Midwest workforce is highly skilled and cross-trained, enabling IRD to provide you with a dedicated team strategically assembled to address your specific needs. Their business model allows IRD to quickly "mesh" with your company, integrate their delivery with your production cycle, and provide you with quality components, quick delivery and competitive rates. IRD will work side by side with your engineers to make sure your parts are designed for the ultimate manufacturability, taking into account materials, features, product requirements and tolerances.

Asphera specializes in aspherical lenses which allow a wider field of view than a traditional lens. Aspheres are common in imaging applications today because one single asphere can replace a multilens design. The asphere’s more complex surface profile will eliminate spherical and optical aberrations compared to a simple lens. Some common applications for aspheres are wide-angle lighting systems, corrector plates for cameras, telescopes, projectors and small aspheres for collimating diode lasers. Asphera is also continually expanding our capabilities offering components of optical glasses, fused silica, UV-IR crystals, micro-optics, ultra thin quartz windows, reticles, prisms and a wide array of coatings in the UV-VIS-IR spectrums.