New products, new developments

Dr. Guido Bonati appointed as new CEO of Sill Optics GmbH

With the two zoom beam expanders S6EXZ9313-684 and S6EXZ9313-681, Sill Optics is launching lenses for CO2 lasers with wavelengths of 9.3 μm and 10.6…

Sill Optics presents a new color-corrected scan lens for ultrashort pulsed lasers with pulse dura-tions of down to 190 fs. A special optical design…

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…

Despite the rapid development of modern lasers, the Gaussian intensity distribution often leads to problems especially in laser material processing.…

Because of the dispersion of white light which consists of all wavelengths in the visible range lenses for such color applications must be specially…

Sill Optics is responding to the increased demand for C-mount lenses for large sensors with a new series of telecentric lenses. 

Sill Optics has developed a 2x magnifying telecentric lens with large aperture and integrated liquid lens for focus adjustment.

Sill Optics has been developing and producing telecentric imaging lenses for over 40 years.

Funds advised by Deutsche Private Equity DPE have acquired a majority stake in Sill Optics GmbH & Co. KG, Wendelstein.

Scan Lenses for additive manufacturing.

During process observation within VIS spectrum, chromatical aberrations occur caused by the difference in laser and observation wavelength.

The thermal focus shift is typically a problem caused by optical glass lenses.