Coating For Focusing Lenses

    July 13, 2006
    An antireflection coating for focusing lenses has absorption rates as low as 18%.

    The lenses retain less heat, which lets them run cooler and last longer. The coating comes in Plano Convex and Meniscus styles and in many diameters and thicknesses.
    American Torch Tip Co., 6212 28th St., Bradenton, FL 34203, (914) 753-7557, attcusa.com

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