Optonyx AB – part of Hugo Tillquist AB
OPTONYX was formed in 2006 to sharpen the focus on photonic components and systems, used by industrial and research customers in Scandinavia. We are an established photonics supplier for both the OEM and R&D market. Our business is to serve as a value-adding distributor and representative in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden. We represent a limited number of selected international high performance manufacturers, whose reputation and products are truly world-class.Core Competencies
We want to provide the best service for our customers. Combining efficient communication with our experience and in-depth knowledge of our suppliers and their capability, we will assist you in finding answers, components and solutions. The areas we work in are: • Optics: Top quality optics for visual and IR. Components and assemblies, traditional optics and new tunable lenses. • Lasers: High quality lasers based on different technologies. • Filters: State-of-the-art optical filters. Catalog filters, custom sized filters and filters made with custom design. • Spectrometers: High performance gratings, spectrometer components and spectroscopic systems for OEM use and laboratory or process installations. • Positioning: Motorized precision positioning devices with integrated controllers, and advanced nanopositioning systems as well as fiber optic switches based on piezoelectric actuator technology.Industry Sectors
Spectrometer manufacturer Pulp, paper, forestry Process industry Pharma Medtech Material processing Laser manufacturer Food, drink, dairy Analytical instrumentation DefenceReferences
Lund University, Max IV Laboratory Lund University, Combustion Physics Luleå University University of Tromsø, Department of Physics and Technology University of Aarhus, Department of Physics and Astronomy VTT, Technical Research Centre of Finland NTNU Department of Physics NTNU CNC Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience KTH Applied PhysicsCompany size
SmallProcurement code(s)
- Optics and photonics
- Particle and photon detectors