New products, new developments

Sill Optics partners with Edmund Optics. This collaboration will expand the Edmund Optics Marketplace, providing customers in the Americas and the…

Sill Optics is able to design and manufacture scan lenses, beam expanders, single lenses, domes and other customized special optics made of zinc…

Sill Optics launches first RGB-NIR lens for 8k line scan camera

With the new S4LFT5650-292, Sill Optics presents a 650 mm scan lens that is particularly suitable for use in additive manufacturing because of the…

Sill Optics is expanding its lens series for large APS-C sensor formats with three additional color-corrected, telecentric lenses.

The success of the Sill Optics beam expanders made of high-quality fused silica and coatings over the past decades invited Sill Optics to start a new…

Introducing our state-of-the-art Large Telecentric Lenses, designed to revolutionize display processing with unmatched precision, superior…

It is with great sadness that we bid farewell to Günter Toesko, who passed away on February 3, 2024 at the age of 54. We will always remember his…

S4LFT3350-292 was developed as part of the Next-Gen-3D-Bat project. The research focused on the production of modern lithium-ion batteries with…

The energy transition presents us with global challenges. Renewable energies such as photovoltaics are of central importance here.

On November 8, our focus was entirely on the well-being of our dedicated employees during our Health Day. Throughout the day, we offered a diverse…

F-theta lenses are extensively utilized in laser materials processing and find applications in various scanning systems.

Lasers in the deep ultraviolet (DUV) range have become essential in electronics manufacturing, allowing for the creation of structures that are at the…

Sill Optics is part of the research project QEED (funding code QEED 13N16379) of the responsible project sponsor VDI Technologiezentrum.

During the last few years, the performance of our computers has increased while their size has been reduced. But there is a physical limit on this…