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Best Lens for LPC-826 diode?

Where did qumefox go with his awesome AR coated acrylic lenses? They gave me an increase over the standard 3 element red lenses on my lpc's and didn't have g-1 splash.
 





Survival laser has AR coated acrylic lens for the red. I found that it has more artifacts around the dot than the standard acrylic lens.
 
hmm, odicforce would probably be better, coz i think they ship from the UK. still, if you take you guys price and convert to £, its almost the same, i dunno, ill sleep on it and make a decision tomorow.
thanks all
 
I didn't know you want a lens for the red laser SO BADLY :)

I have AR coated acrylic lens and 3-element glass from survival laser, 3-element glass from DTR, 808nm 3-element glass from O-like and 3-element glass from Moh and the G2 lens :D
Just say the word.
 
loool, i dont want it that bad, just need it, this is my first ever laser build, and i want it to have the best kits, but still not the best, otherwise i would have got a g1/2.
blord, which lens would you recommend is best for good power increase and good focusing thing (divergence??).
drop me a pm or something
 
Remember more elements means more reflections so more artifacts.
And glass > acrylic

For the best beam/dot use a single glass lens like G1/G2.
Then 3-element glass come next.
Last are the AR acrylic lens
And bring up the rear the uncoated acrylic lens.

But sometimes acrylic works better for other diodes.
 
Nono, I don't sell glass lenses. Buy the lens from DTR. He ships fast.

Artifacts are the internal reflections inside the lens barrel. Look around the dot. Same laser but different lens.
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First is 3-element glass and second is G2 lens. The 445nm diode has a rather bad beam profile. The LPC-285 should do it better.
 
Odicforcelaser.com,s 635-670nm ar coated 3element is £4.50 and i think it gives a far better beam profile than the uncoated acrylic (aixiz) he also does 635-670nm AR coated single element acrylics for £1.20. iv not tried them but its so cheap id order one as well just to give one a go... my LPC 815 build at 480ma is still going strong with a beautiful cylindrical beam using my 3element ar coated glass from odicforce. pics on the LOC build with large copper heatsink thread...
 
hmm, i would, but im saving up for a bluray sled. and the red laser beams looks ok with the standard lens i got from blord, except there is some spatter around the dot, not major, but its a little deformed, like a rectangle on either side if you know what i mean.
 


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