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Lenticular Arrays

Arrays of Conventional Cylinder Lenses
Used as High-Efficiency Diffusers
Cylindrical Axis of Lenslet is Aligned Along the First Dimension

Lenticular Arrays consist of an array of conventional cylindrical lenses which efficiently divide, focus, and diffuse light rays. The focal length of each cylindrical lenslet is typically 3 to 5 times its width and its axis is aligned along the first dimension specified under array dimensions. Lenticular Arrays are ideal for use as high-efficiency diffusers within short working distances, projection screens and stereoscopic (3D) photography.

Common Specifications

Dimensional Tolerance (inches):

±0.05

Thickness Tolerance (%):

±40

Substrate:

Acrylic

Coating:

Uncoated

Wavelength Range (nm):

400 - 1100

Index of Refraction (n_d):

1.49

Operating Temperature (°C):

80 (Maximum)

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Title	Stock Number	Price	Buy

11" x 11", 0.085" FL, Lenticular Array	#43-028	112.20 £112.20 Qty 11+ £101.15 Request Quote	In Stock ×
12" x 12", 0.010" FL, Lenticular Array	#43-029	112.20 £112.20 Qty 11+ £101.15 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
15" x 15", 0.090" FL, Lenticular Array	#43-027	230.35 £230.35 Qty 11+ £207.40 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
9.75" x 13.0", 0.411" FL, Lenticular Array	#43-026	112.20 £112.20 Qty 11+ £101.15 Request Quote	3-4 days ×

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