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Using cerium oxide doped glass or synthetic silica, all optical elements used in Resolve Optics’ radiation-resistant (Non Browning) lens designs can tolerate radiation doses of up to 100,000,000 rad and temperatures as high as 55°C without losing colour or performing worse.
These low geometric distortion, high image resolution radiation-resistant lenses range from 400 to 750 nm. The non-browning lenses from Resolve Optics are designed to work with Chalnicon and Newvicon tubes as well as CMOS and CCTV vision cameras.
The Global Radiation Resistant Lenses market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
A new 6x zoom, radiation-resistant lens that is suited for use in nuclear fuel handling operations, reactor active zones, and radioactive waste storage facilities has just been released by a British company, Resolve Optics.
The Model 290 motorised non-browning zoom lens, often known as the product, was created as a straight replacement for the obsolete Fujinon 12-72mm (6x) non-browning zoom lens.
A unique glass is used in the Model 290 that can endure prolonged exposure to high temperatures (up to 55 °C) and radiation doses of up to 100,000,000 rads without discolouring.
Slip clutches and electronic noise suppression are both included in the motorization of all Model 290 operations. The Model 290, which operates at f/1.8, offers great picture quality and minimal geometric distortion from 400 to 750 nm.
For use with single chip 1/2″ and 2/3″ CCTV cameras as well as Newvicon and Chalnicon tubes, the high-performance Model 290 CCTV zoom lens was created.
The Model 200 is a 3x non-browning zoom lens that is incredibly portable. The Model 200 has great image quality, a close focus of 50mm, and minimal geometric distortion from 400-750nm when operating at f/2.8. Model 200 zoom lenses are made of special cerium-doped glass to prevent browning or deterioration when exposed to radiation.
