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Nov. 21, 2024
As long-wave infrared (LWIR) applications (8–14 μm wavelength range) continue to expand, the demand for precise wavefront measurement in optical testing—especially for aerospace—has been steadily rising.
Last week, Phasics delivered the world’s first modular Kaleo Kit platform optimized for 8.7 μm to a valued customer in Japan. The system successfully passed on-site acceptance testing and was delivered alongside installation and training services. This marks an important step in expanding the Kaleo Kit product line to address new wavelength requirements.
Client Overview
The customer is a leading Japanese optical system manufacturer with a significant presence in the aerospace industry. Known for its high standards in performance and service quality, the company has a longstanding partnership with Phasics. To ensure the system fully met their needs, Phasics worked closely with the client, providing customized development, configuration optimization, and post-delivery on-site support.
Installation and Training: Combining Technical Expertise and Support
Phasics’ technical team traveled to the client’s facility to manage installation and fine-tuning, ensuring the system operated optimally in their specific application environment.
Comprehensive training sessions were provided to the client’s team, who commended the system’s performance and ease of use. This feedback reinforced their confidence in Phasics’ solutions and highlighted the importance of robust technical and service support.
Core Technical Advantages of the Kaleo Kit
The Kaleo Kit platform, specially optimized for the 8.7 μm wavelength, offers key technical benefits:
These features make the Kaleo Kit a robust and flexible solution for demanding optical testing applications.
Looking Ahead
Phasics remains committed to providing high-precision, multi-wavelength wavefront measurement solutions to support advancements in research, technology, and industrial applications.
We look forward to partnering with more organizations to drive innovation and solve complex optical testing challenges. If you have similar requirements, we’d be delighted to collaborate—reach out to us today!