Holographix LLC is the industry leader in nano- and micro-replication. Our proprietary replication technology enables us to produce state-of-the-art structured surfaces and optical devices that are used in a wide array of industries.
Over the past 30 years, Holographix has earned a reputation for providing our customers with outstanding custom designed and manufactured photonic solutions for a wide range of applications. Custom binary and blazed transmission and reflection gratings, microlens arrays, optical diffusers, and diffractive waveguides are our main focus. With a company-wide emphasis on quality, Holographix maintains a rigorous ISO 9001:2008 certified Quality Assurance program.
Holographix LLC is the preferred manufacturer of custom optical components and optical assemblies for a wide range of industries, including: spectroscopy, life sciences, semiconductor, aerospace, defense, display, telecommunications, metrology, consumer electronics, and precision measurement.
Holographix LLC designs and manufactures state-of-the-art custom transmission and reflection gratings (both binary and blazed), as well as microlens arrays, optical diffusers, and diffractive waveguides. All products are produced using our proprietary cost-effective replication technology, which allows us to manufacture durable, and repeatable, high quality products and assemblies for the most demanding applications.
Our 15,000 square foot facility is equipped with Class 1000 cleanrooms, custom replication labs, thin-film coating chambers and sputtering systems, phase-shifting interferometers, laser-based alignment and measurement systems, and spectrophotometers. Holographix uses a variety of software tools for modeling performance of the optical products that we manufacture.
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