Elliptical Reflectors

Parabolic Reflector Diagram

Elliptical Reflector Diagram

An elliptical reflector collects light rays generated from a primary focal point and directs it to a secondary focal point.

  • Direct light energy from a primary focal point to a secondary focal point
  • Profile Eliminates Spherical Aberration
  • Surface Enhancements: Optical Coatings

Optiforms Off-the-Shelf Elliptical Reflectors

Part Number
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F1-F2 (in)F1-F2 (mm)
E501.96049.7
E642.50063.5
E64NV2.50063.5
E1024.000101.6
E1034.048102.8
E1144.472113.6
E115NV4.513114.6
E1425.601142.3
E1807.097180.3
E1947.625193.7
E1987.795198.0
E2138.400213.4
E2148.437214.3
E2419.488241.0
E29311.541293.1
E29611.650295.9
E29811.723297.8
E39015.354390.0
E39715.646397.4
E44017.333440.3
E50820.000508.0
E508F20.000508.0
E51420.245514.2
E54421.419544.0
E71027.957710.1
E81332.000812.8
E1023F40.2801023.1
E143556.5001435.0
E158562.4101585.2

Stock reflectors are coated with electro-deposited bright rhodium. 
*F = Flange
*NV = No Vertex

Need a Custom Elliptical Reflector?

Custom CA and V-DIA Dimensions Available

Electroforming Process

The electroforming manufacturing method generates an exact copy via replication in metal (typically nickel) of a master mandrel by a process called electrodeposition. Specific benefits of electroforming are low unit costs, exact atomic scale, repeatability and excellent process control for quality. Often times the design engineer will find electroforming is preferred for many applications requiring a complex true geometric shape form factor, thin walls, and high repeatability.

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