Spectrum Scientific Inc.
Company Description
Spectrum Scientific (SSI) was founded in 2004 on the principle of manufacturing the highest precision holographic gratings, replicated optical surfaces, and grating based optical systems available. With a presence in Japan, Australia, England, and more SSI has become a global supplier of replicated optics and gratings.
SSI combines the ability to deliver rapid prototypes with high fidelity replication services to offer a unique opportunity to quickly develop a custom product with high performance and high production volume.
Customer satisfaction is key to Spectrum Scientific. From design services, to rapid prototyping, and OEM production, Spectrum Scientific is here for all our customer's replicated optics needs. We utilize six sigma and lean manufacturing principles in our continuous effort to strive for excellence in all we do.
Chief Spectroscopic Techniques Supported
- UV-vis-IR
- FT-IR
Markets Served
- Analytical instruments
- Spectroscopy
- Telecommunications
- Life sciences
- Space flight
- Defense applications
- Research
- Materials science
Major Products/Services
High volume manufacturer of holographic diffraction gratings, ruled gratings, Telecom gratings, concave gratings, spectrometers, HCR Hollow Cube Retroreflectors, OAP Off Axis Parabolic Mirrors, and custom replicated monolithic mirrors.
Spectrum Scientific Inc.
16692 Hale Ave
Suite A
Irvine, CA 92606
TELEPHONE
(949) 260-9900
FAX
(949) 260-9902
E-MAILsales@ssioptics.com
WEB SITEwww.ssioptics.com
YEAR FOUNDED
2004
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