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Penta Prisms

Penta Prisms
Penta prisms deviate a line of sight or input beam by precisely 90° without inverting or reversing the image, making them valuable for applications requiring an exact 90° deviation without having to orient the prism precisely.
- Precise 90° beam deviation
- ±30 arc sec accuracy
- Image neither inverted nor reversed
- Insensitive to alignment See All Features
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| Compare | Description | Compatibility | Drawings, CAD & Specs | Size | Coating Type | Material | Surface Quality | Surface Flatness | Avail. | Price | ||
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![]() | BPP-12.7Penta Prism, N-BK7, A=B=C=12.7 mm | UNIVERSAL | 12.7 x 12.7 x 12.7 mm | Protected Aluminum with black paint overcoat | Grade A N-BK7 | 40-20 scratch-dig | ≤λ/4 at 632.8 nm over the clear aperture | In Stock ![]() FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
![]() | BPP-25.4Penta Prism, N-BK7, A=B=C=25.4 mm | UNIVERSAL | 25.4 x 25.4 x 25.4 mm | Protected Aluminum with black paint overcoat | Grade A N-BK7 | 40-20 scratch-dig | ≤λ/4 at 632.8 nm over the clear aperture | In Stock ![]() FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More |
Specifications
- Coating TypeProtected Aluminum with black paint overcoat
- MaterialGrade A N-BK7
- Surface Quality40-20 scratch-dig
- Surface Flatness≤λ/4 at 632.8 nm over the clear aperture
- Clear Aperture> 85% of central face
- Size Tolerance+0/-0.15 mm
- Chamfers0.25-0.50 mm face width
- Chamfers Angle Tolerance45° ±15°
- Cleaning
- Damage Threshold100 W/cm2 CW, 10 mJ/cm2 with 10 nsec pulses at 532 nm, typical
Features
Precise 90° Beam Deviation
Penta prisms deviate a line of sight or input beam by precisely 90° (±30 arc sec accuracy). In imaging applications the penta prism will neither invert nor reverse the image. These prisms deviate a beam through the same angle regardless of its orientation to the beam. This makes penta prisms valuable for applications requiring an exact 90° deviation without having to orient the prism precisely. The monolithic design of a penta prism also makes it inherently more stable than a system consisting of two mirrors.







