Building an optical instrument should be a rewarding experience — not just technically, but aesthetically. With most assembly systems, the result always looks like a prototype. It works, but it never looks finished. You wouldn't show it off.

Optoform changes that. When JPL needed a portable pattern recognition system, they built it with Optoform — compact, shock-mounted, enclosed in a beautiful metal case, ready to carry anywhere. When Stanford needed to mount a laser imager on a vacuum chamber to focus to a detector, only Optoform's 100mm mounts made it possible — and made it look elegant. And when a complete astronomical telescope needed to look like a finished product, Optoform's 150mm Macroptic mounts — the largest in the industry — delivered both the capability and the elegance no other system could offer.

That is the Optoform difference: your instrument looks like a product, not a prototype. It reflects your taste, your skill, your vision.

Make it a better product with Optoform.