Laser Optics Metrology in the Florida Laser Optics Center @edmundoptics

Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Edmund Optics uses a wide variety of metrology technologies to verify the performance of the optics made in our Laser Optics Center outside of Tampa, Florida.

From short coherence length interferometers, to autocollimators, to spectrophotometers, we use many tools to verify that all specifications of our laser mirrors, lenses, filters, crystals, prisms, and other components are met.

Whether you need fully-custom laser optics or off-the-shelf components and assemblies available for immediate shipping, Edmund Optics has the metrology capabilities to ensure that they work as they’re supposed to in your laser system.

Learn more about Edmund Optics’ laser optics metrology capabilities here: edmundoptics.com/capabilities/laser-optics/metrology

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