Blue Ridge Optics is a fully integrated manufacturer of precision laser optics, crystals and thin film coatings, backed by 40 years of experience. Operating out of a state-of-the-art 40,000 sf facility in central Virginia, Blue Ridge Optics has the capacity and resources to handle both small R&D to large volume manufacturing requirements, prototype to production.
High power, low absorption
thin film coatings from:
190-15,000nm.
Technology:Plasma, E-Beam, IAD...
Manufacturer of optics components including laser optics, crystals & gain.
Refurbishment services available...
News & Events
Product Announcement
Now offering optics with <1 Angstrom RMS super polish and better than L/40 flatness for use in directed energy and high energy applications.
Grant Funding Award: Cybersecurity
Blue Ridge Optics received two grants from the Town of Bedford and Bedford County EDA's, for the upgrade and improvement of our cybersecurity system and infrastructure.
White Paper: CNC Optics Production
As presented at APOMA 2018, Blue Ridge Optics took part in a case study completed by Eminess in which addressed the problem of current polishing pads used in CNC production of precision optics are reaching their limits with respect to consistency and dependability.
Grant Funding Award: Job Investment Program
Blue Ridge Optics has been selected to participate in the Virginia Jobs Investment Program (VJIP). The program helps companies with funding training activities both internal and external.
Governors Office Press Release>> (2019)
Grant Funding Award: Growth and Development
Blue Ridge Optics was selected to participate in Virginia's VALET Program. VALET Program>>
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We typically follow-up on quotations within 3-5 business days.
Upon receipt of a purchase order, we'll send a formal confirmation within 24-48 hours to make sure we are all "on the same wavelength."