Lensmind Optics is run by a founding team whose career backgrounds cover both sides of the optics business — 20 years in lens R&D and product management at China Aerospace (CASC) and Hikvision, and 26 years in quality, procurement and sales management at Asia Optical, Foxconn, LG Display and Sunny Optical. We built this company so international buyers could source precision lenses from a team that has personally been accountable for both design and volume delivery.
Datasheets that flatter the lens, and production batches that drift from the approved sample — the two failures every overseas buyer has met. One founder spent a career on the micron that decides the MTF curve; the other on the supply chain where a drifting batch costs a customer. Lensmind is both sides reporting to the same small team.
A Zhejiang University optics graduate with 20 years in the field, including R&D and product management at China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) and Hikvision. At Lensmind he owns lens design, opto-mechanical integration and the technical review of every custom project — including the authority to push back when a specification will not survive production.
A 26-year optics industry veteran with quality, procurement and sales management roles at Asia Optical, Foxconn, LG Display and Sunny Optical. At Lensmind he owns production planning, supplier quality and the batch-consistency regime behind our 10K+ unit deliveries — including the batch test reports that ship with every order.
Design discipline: tolerance analysis and verification where failure is not an option. “26 years” is accumulated practice, not a company anniversary — registered 2019, ISO 9001 certified 2024.
Sensor-lens system thinking: MTF, distortion and BFL as production realities, not datasheet lines. Every RFQ is reviewed for sensor match, working distance and tolerance budget before we quote.
Element-level quality control: centration, surface form and coating acceptance criteria — the same checkpoints that now sit on the Hangzhou factory floor.
Volume discipline: sampling plans, traceability and escalation paths at consumer-electronics scale. 10K+ batch consistency is a managed process, not a slogan.
Cross-cultural QA communication: evidence-based reporting for global customers — the habit behind batch test reports that ship by default.
Customer-side empathy: what buyers actually audit, and why they walk away. We compete on optical certainty and documentation, not the cheapest quote.
Design + manufacturing under one accountable team. Your RFQ is reviewed by the same engineers who own the build through production. Two founders, one rule: the standard shipped to CASC-, Hikvision-, Foxconn- and Sunny Optical-tier customers is the standard that ships to yours.
Engineering reviews sensor match, FOV/working distance and the tolerance budget before quoting. Unachievable targets are refused at RFQ — not at mass production.
Sampling plans, batch test reports and traceable metrology from Foxconn- and Sunny Optical-tier discipline. Details → quality assurance.
Both founders sit on the production side. A tolerance question or schedule conflict reaches someone with authority — fast.
Machining, coating, cementing, cleanroom assembly, 1 μm active alignment and final metrology — all in-house at Building 3, 2F, No. 1197 Tangcheng Street, Qingshanhu, Lin’an District, Hangzhou.
RFQ review and program management at Room 1508, No. 23, Chuangfu Building, Gangyi Road, Torch Development Zone — Greater Bay Area supply corridor, Shenzhen/Guangzhou export ports, one signature back to the Hangzhou factory.
On-site audits and scheduled video factory tours are welcome. See the line → manufacturing
One design and manufacturing team supports nine product lines. Each card opens the catalog — models, drawings and the process capability that line proves.
FA3505W / FA5005W / FA2520W / FA3520W / FA5020W / FA7520W — distortion < 0.05%, 10K+ batch consistency.
H05–H16 / M12–M35 / T045 / T54 — F4.0–F11, FT/HT locked focus, NIR/VIS dual configurations.
YT series, 12 models — measurement-grade magnification stability.
EK4032A / EK5028A — 8K, 5 μm, φ46 mm, M42/M58/M72-F. Large-image-plane alignment.
ZWA: M0834AFC / M1238AFC / M1643AFC / H1670AFC-A / H1670AFC-B — 20 ms autofocus.
6101A–6112A / 3203B / 3204B / 3207A / 7201A — OD < 2.0 mm, 1 μm active alignment, IP67/IP68, autoclave.
LMXHG series, 41 models — 8/12/17 µm pitches, 2.2–100 mm EFL.
LMMJ series 14 models (144–220°) plus MJ7208B/7209A 20MP flagships.
Reverse engineering, DLP/UV micro-projection, UV exposure objectives (0.5 μm), 3D-printed telecentric.
ISO 9001 certified in 2024. No borrowed badge wall. The rest of this console is in-house capability you can walk: Trioptics centration, MTF, optical cleaning, CNC seats for 1 μm active alignment.
Incoming inspection, in-process checkpoints, final test as the release gate, and batch-number traceability from your dock back to process data. A badge we have not been issued would be a strange way to start a trust conversation.
Full test matrix, named instruments, paperwork → quality assurance
Element tilt and decenter on a Trioptics centration system, plus a reflection-type centration meter during assembly. Errors are corrected while the lens is still open — not scraped after the barrel closes.
Contrast at each spatial frequency and field height — measured, not simulated. Batch test reports ship with the order. Collimation-referenced MTF is the release gate, not a brochure curve.
Optical cleaning and Class 10,000 (ISO Class 7 equivalent) assembly cells, zoned apart for medical and harsh-environment builds. Hermetic packaging keeps the path clean for the service life — including IP67 / IP68 duty.
Housings, barrels and optical seats machined in-house so later 1 μm active alignment is not fighting a crooked foundation. Design, machining, coating, cementing, assembly and metrology never leave the Hangzhou factory.
| # | Ask any supplier | Lensmind’s answer |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Factory or trading company? | In-house design, machining, coating, cementing, assembly and metrology → manufacturing |
| 02 | Who reviews my spec before quoting? | Engineering-led RFQ review with the right to reject unachievable targets |
| 03 | Which certifications do you actually hold? | ISO 9001 — the only certification claimed on this site |
| 04 | Is testing in-house or outsourced? | MTF, distortion, BFL, DOF, IP67/IP68 on named instruments → quality assurance |
| 05 | Do batches ship with reports? | Batch test reports ship by default, not on request |
| 06 | How is consistency held at volume? | 1 μm active alignment + sampling discipline behind 10K+ batches |
| 07 | Who owns my drawings and tooling? | NDA before drawings move; tooling stored free for 5 years |
| 08 | Can I audit before volume orders? | On-site and video factory tours welcome → contact us |
| 09 | Payment and lead-time terms? | 50/50 payment; prototype-to-mass and repeat schedules confirmed per project |
| 10 | Will engineers or scripts answer me? | Technical inquiries routed to engineering staff |
Send a specification, a target image, or a problem description. An engineer — not a call script — replies within one business day.
