
Engineering Services
From Concept to Market Readiness – Precision That Makes the Difference.
The engineering competence of FOS Inon Fiber Optics is the foundation for innovative and marketable products in medical technology and photonics.
Holistic Engineering for Medical Technology and Photonic Systems
The engineering expertise of FOS Inon Fiber Optics serves as the catalyst for market-oriented innovations in photonics and medical technology. We do not view engineering as a standalone service, but as a continuous development process—from the initial idea and feasibility studies to the transition to series production.
Our interdisciplinary team of physicists, optics designers, electronics developers, and design engineers operates at the interface of light and technology. We develop optical systems with the highest precision—whether for analytical procedures, surgical applications, or biomedical diagnostics.
What Sets Us Apart:
Photonics Engineering with a System-Level Understanding
We design and simulate complex optical beam paths—from free-space laser modules to fiber-coupled light sources. In doing so, we rely on precise optics designs, integrate optoelectronic components, and consider both thermal and mechanical boundary conditions.
Product Development for Medical Devices
Our experience in engineering for medical technology encompasses diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical systems—always with a focus on regulatory requirements (e.g., MDR), functional safety, and user-friendliness.
Optomechanics Meets CAD Design
Mechanical precision is the backbone of functional photonics. Our design engineers create opto-mechanical mounts, heat sinks, adjustment units, and housing solutions—utilizing modern CAD software and always optimized for manufacturing.
Laser Components & System Integration
We develop custom-specific laser modules, collimators, fiber couplers, or filter assemblies—always tailored to your application. Our know-how in photonics system integration ensures that mechanics, optics, electronics, and software merge into a robust overall system.
Manufacturing Process
To ensure our light guides and fiber optic products meet the highest standards, we rely on a specialized manufacturing process. This allows us to guarantee exceptional chemical and tactile robustness so they can perform optimally in their respective environments. Precision is a critical factor in this, true to our motto: “Making the impossible happen.”
Materials Used
- Borosilicate: Glass with high temperature resistance and chemical resilience.
- PMMA (Polymethylmethacrylate): A thermoplastic, lightweight plastic with high light transmittance.
- Silica-Hard Clad: A robust plastic coating for improved strength and durability.
- Silica-Silica for UV and NIR Wavelengths: Our specialized glass fibers, optimized for the transmission of light in the ultraviolet (UV) and near-infrared (NIR) ranges.
Optional Specifications:
- Various apertures available
- Polarization can be maintained
- Anti-reflection coating possible
- Various lengths, diameters, bending radii, converters, and vacuum feedthroughs optional
- Various connectors and ferrules suitable for industry and medicine
Applications
Feel free to contact us to discover how we can lead your projects in medical technology and photonics to success.
An Overview of Our Engineering Services:
- Photonics Engineering & System Development
- Development of Medical Devices & Components
- Optical System Design & Beam Path Optimization
- Custom-Specific Laser Component Engineering
- CAD-Based Opto-mechanical Design
- 3D Design & Manufacturing Documentation for Photonics
- Photonics System Integration: Mechanics, Optics, Electronics
- … and much more!
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Reliability doesn’t happen by chance.
At FOS Inon Optics, quality is not just a promise—it is a standard that can be measured. Our development and manufacturing processes for fiber-optic systems are ISO 9001:2015 certified. This establishes the foundation for reliable performance, reproducible results, and trust wherever optical precision is critical.




