Method of manufacturing optical glass element

Glass manufacturing – Processes – With measuring – sensing – inspecting – indicating – or testing

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65 2919, 65 2921, 65 64, 65102, C03B 1116

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ABSTRACT:
A manufacturing method for an optical glass element having a refractive index equal to a design value after press-molding. A glass material of specified composition is melted and press-molded while it is in the molten state. The refractive index of the glass material is calculated by substracting a change in the refractive index of the glass material resulting from the press-molding from a required refractive index for a molded glass element.

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