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Honeycomb Optical Breadboards

Base Lab Tools offers a variety of honeycomb breadboards. Our breadboards are designed by optical researchers with experience in both academic and industrial laboratories. All of our breadboards and tables are proudly made in the USA.

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Honeycomb Optical Breadboards

Lightweight Optical Breadboards

Non-Magnetic Optical Breadboards

Base Lab Tools honeycomb optical breadboards are designed with an aluminum honeycomb core with a small 3/8 inch cell size to maximize contact between the skins and core, increasing rigidity and eliminating the de-lamination problems often found in other designs. Standard breadboards are constructed of 3/16 in. (5mm) aluminum skins with a black anti-reflective finish producing an incredibly rigid and light structure. Unlike heavy steel honeycomb breadboards, our optical tables and optical breadboards are extremely rigid, light, and rust free.


How do I decide whether I need a solid aluminum or honeycomb core optical breadboard? It all has to do with rigidity.  The rule of thumb is that the thicker the breadboard, the greater the rigidity (less deflection for a given weight). As an example, here is a side by side test of a 1/2 in. (13mm) aluminum breadboard, and a 3/4 in. (19mm) aluminum breadboard, compared to a 2 in. (50mm) honeycomb core aluminum breadboard.

The trend that is important to note is that the honeycomb deflects a considerable amount less than the same sized solid aluminum breadboard.  The trend only improves when the thickness is increased to 4 inches, 8 inches, or more.
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