Spotlight on Patrick Morrissey
Patrick has been our QA Manager for the past several years, leading us through several ISO audits and keeping our quality up to snuff. He has the final say on whether to ship parts and as our low return rates show, he does a great job!Patrick has been our QA Manager for the past several years,
Our Values
Omega Optical Holdings is a growing company, currently made up of two divisions- Spectral Systems, infrared products division and Omega Optical, filter division. What unites us as we move forward is our set of common values- quality, collaboration, continuous improvement, integrity and employee growth.Omega Optical Holdings is a growing company, currently made up of
Making Waves Part Three
You've learned what wavefront distortion is and how to specify it, but how's it measured anyway? In this 3rd Making Waves blog post, we introduce the first of two methods for measuring wavefront error - interferometry.You've learned what wavefront distortion is and how to specify it,
Spotlight on Jennifer LoCascio
Jen has been leading the Human Resources department for many years, during several periods of expansion and our new acquisition of Spectral Systems. She is always ready to jump in to lend a helping hand or to give friendly advice. From recruiting to onboarding, Jen keeps Omega moving forward!Jen has been leading the Human Resources department for many years,
Omega Optical and the 5S Model
Omega Optical proudly utilizes the 5S model in all means of production. From maintaining manufacturing machines to regularly cleaning and reorganizing our workspaces, the 5S model has continued to help us grow and evolve as a company. If you’re interested in learning more about the 5 steps - Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain - check out the full blog post and make sure to subscribe!Omega Optical proudly utilizes the 5S model in all means of
First Surface vs Second Surface Mirror
Mirrors are in virtually every room of our homes, in our
Making Waves Part Two
Making Waves Part Two is here and you do not want to miss it! Unsure of how to specify wavefronts or tell your manufacturer what you need? Well then, this is the blog post for you! In this blog, we'll walk you through all the vital info you'll need and share a few helpful tips and tricks. You'll learn about defining your area, explaining the desired angles, and even go over P/V or RMS errors. Click here to read more!Making Waves Part Two is here and you do not want
Spotlight on Stephen Washkevich
Nominated by the sales team and well-loved by all, this month we are spotlighting our genius Application Engineer, Stephen Washkevich. Stephen has been with the company for fourteen years and has been a vital asset in assisting our customers with their most technical questions. The projects he's worked on have been monumental to both our company and the world and we could not be more excited to share his interview with you today. Read on to learn more about Stephen!Nominated by the sales team and well-loved by all, this month
2021 Photo Contest
Back and better than ever before, we present the Annual Photo Contest. Got an interesting image showcasing an optical filter? Want to share a screenshot of your work with the industry? Consider submitting to this year's competition! The winner will be eligible for a cash prize and those interested in entering can read more about the details of the contest here. We can't wait to see what you've got!Back and better than ever before, we present the Annual Photo
Making Waves Part One
Ever walked into a moving creek and wondered why your feet look so distorted? As you wade into these crisp VT waters, you might be seeing firsthand what we in the optics industry call 'wavefronts'. This blog post is the first in an upcoming series that will take a look at the basics of wavefronts and why they matter. Read on to learn more and don't forget to subscribe!Ever walked into a moving creek and wondered why your feet
Infrared Imaging for Counterfeit Detection
When vending machines began accepting paper bills in the 1960s, they