Key devices for optical communication technology! Capable of development and mass production through processing from raw materials!
The "V-groove substrate" is a key device in optical communication technology made from optical glass as the base material. Since we process the optical glass, which is the base material, we can also accommodate the development and mass production of V-groove substrates tailored to customer needs. Additionally, we offer proposals for high-density optical wiring systems. 【Features】 ■ Capable of development and mass production through processing from the base material ■ Proposals for high-density optical wiring systems are also possible *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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【Application】 As components for optical communication 【Specifications】 Material: Optical glass (quartz glass, Pyrex, etc.) Precision: Pitch accuracy ±0.2μm to ±0.5μm Cumulative pitch accuracy ±0.5μm to ±1.0μm Material: Quartz glass, Pyrex glass, ceramics, etc. Processing achievements: 1V to 1500V Pitch: 127μm, 250μm *Special pitches are also available. ● For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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【Purpose】 For optical communication components ●For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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Since its establishment, Hata Grinding has significantly contributed to the industry by enhancing grinding processing technology to its limits, particularly in the grinding of difficult-to-machine materials such as fine parts, ceramics, glass, nickel alloys, and new materials. Notably, while the average processing precision of grinding machines is 0.001 mm, Hata Grinding has already achieved an unprecedented high precision of 0.0001 mm. We are committed to continuously pursuing new possibilities without being satisfied with the current state, providing reliable technology. This spirit of challenge has led to outstanding results in the development of new areas of grinding materials, including automotive, bearings, low-voltage electronics, and optical communication components.