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This tutorial will explore the process of establishing the specifications for optical components. It is intended to help the Optical Shop Supervisor or Process Engineer gain a better understanding of the reasons behind the specifications sent to the shop by the designers. The factors considered by the Optical Designer and Engineer in selecting materials, finishes, and tolerances, as well as the consequence of excessive variance from specification.
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