TW200921140A - Manufacturing method of optical element - Google Patents

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TW200921140A
TW200921140A TW97135516A TW97135516A TW200921140A TW 200921140 A TW200921140 A TW 200921140A TW 97135516 A TW97135516 A TW 97135516A TW 97135516 A TW97135516 A TW 97135516A TW 200921140 A TW200921140 A TW 200921140A
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The present invention utilizes a cheap member conventionally used for plastic molding to carry out precision press molding, thereby greatly reduce the manufacturing cost of an optical element. The present invention provides a manufacturing method of optical element, which is characterized in: using a mold made of surface film-formed steel (including stainless steel) and/or a copper alloy, so as to carry out the precision pressing molding towards a glass-perform which essentially contains a TeO2 component and/or a Bi2O3 component. Preferably, the above-mentioned surface film contains at least one selected from the group consisting of Ni, Cr and Co, together with either or both of P and B.

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200921140 九、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 一本發明係關於-種低成本地製造光學領域中所需之具有 高光學常數之光學元件的方法。 八 【先前技術】 - 料纟’數位攝影機或投影儀f光學設備之領域中,要 ‘求小型化、輕量化,隨之,光學元件之小型化、使用透鏡 片數之減少已成為課題。 f 通f ’構成光學系統之透鏡般有球面透鏡與非球面透 鏡。大多數球面透鏡係藉由對玻璃材料進行冷加工(磨 削、研磨等)、或者藉由對再熱壓製成形所得之玻璃成形 xm進行冷加工而製造的。另一方面,對於非球面透鏡而 言,藉由精密壓製成形來製造已成為主流,該精密壓製成 形卩如下方法.利用具有高精度之成形面之模具將已加熱 軟化之球形、橢圓球或扁平狀預成型體壓製成形,並將模 具之兩精度成形面之形狀轉印至預成型體材而獲得非球面 ϋ 透鏡。 ‘藉由精岔壓製成形獲得非球面透鏡之類的玻璃成形品 時為了將模具之高精度成形面轉印至玻璃預成型體,必 須於向溫環境下對已加熱軟化之預成型體進行壓製。因 此,此時所使用之模具亦曝露於高溫下,又,對模具施加 有輕"南之壓製壓力。其結果為,於使預成型體加熱軟化並 進行壓製時,大多情況下模具之成形面上所設置之脫模膜 損傷而無法維持模具之高精度成形面’又,模具本身亦容 133673.doc 200921140 易損傷。如此’則不得不更換模具,結果模具之更換次數 增加,從而無法實現低成本、大量生產。因此,對於作為 精密壓製成形所使用之預成型體之原材料的玻璃而言,就 抑制上述損傷、長時間維持模具之高精度成形面、且可實 現低壓製壓力下之精密壓製成形的觀點考慮,期望該玻璃 具有儘可能低之玻璃轉移溫度(Tg)。 通常,光學玻璃材料之精密壓製成形所使用之模具係具 有高耐熱性及高強度,因此係利用碳化鎢等超硬、金屬陶 兗、碳化石夕、結晶化玻璃材料而製作。 又,為了防止模具與玻璃融合、提高脫模性、延長模具 之壽命,而於模具之成形面上設置表面膜(脫模膜)。作為 表面膜,公知有各種膜,眾所周知有鉑、銥、銖、鈀、锇 等之貴金屬臈,類鑽碳(DLC,diam〇nd Uke carb〇n)、非晶 體碳(TAC,tetrahedral amorphous carbon)等之碳膜, 氮化鉻、氮化鈦等之氮化物膜。 、 進而,為了防止由模具膜之氧化所引起之劣化,大多亦 於非氧化性環境下進行精密壓製成形。 如此,通常為了對光學玻璃進行精密壓製大多需要特殊 零件以及條件’因此存在成本變高之問題。 山尤其,先則以來用作光學玻璃之精密壓製成形用模材之 奴化鶴等超硬合金製成形模具’材料之硬度極大’因此200921140 IX. Description of the Invention: TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION One invention relates to a method for manufacturing an optical element having high optical constant required in the field of optics at low cost. [Prior Art] - In the field of optical equipment such as digital cameras or projectors, it has become a problem to reduce the size and size of optical components and reduce the number of lenses used. f through f' constitutes a lens like an optical lens with a spherical lens and an aspherical lens. Most spherical lenses are manufactured by cold working (grinding, grinding, etc.) the glass material, or by cold working the glass forming xm obtained by reheat pressing. On the other hand, for aspherical lenses, manufacturing by precision press forming has become the mainstream, and the precision press forming is as follows. A mold having a high-precision forming surface is used to heat the softened spherical, elliptical or flat The preform is press-formed, and the shape of the two-precision forming surface of the mold is transferred to the preform to obtain an aspherical lens. When a glass molded article such as an aspherical lens is obtained by precision press forming, in order to transfer the high-precision forming surface of the mold to the glass preform, it is necessary to press the heated and softened preform in a warm environment. . Therefore, the mold used at this time is also exposed to a high temperature, and a gentle "South pressing pressure is applied to the mold. As a result, when the preform is heated and softened and pressed, in many cases, the release film provided on the molding surface of the mold is damaged and the high-precision molding surface of the mold cannot be maintained, and the mold itself is also 133,673.doc 200921140 Easy to damage. In this case, the mold has to be replaced, and as a result, the number of replacements of the mold is increased, so that low-cost, mass production cannot be achieved. Therefore, the glass which is a raw material of the preform used for the precision press molding is considered to have the above-mentioned damage, maintain the high-precision molding surface of the mold for a long period of time, and realize the precision press forming under the low-pressure pressure. It is desirable for the glass to have as low a glass transition temperature (Tg) as possible. In general, since the mold used for precision press forming of an optical glass material has high heat resistance and high strength, it is produced by using a super hard metal such as tungsten carbide, a metal ceramic, a carbonized stone, or a crystallized glass material. Further, in order to prevent the mold from being fused with the glass, to improve the mold release property, and to extend the life of the mold, a surface film (release film) is provided on the molding surface of the mold. As the surface film, various kinds of films are known, and noble metal ruthenium such as platinum, rhodium, ruthenium, palladium, iridium, etc., diamond-like carbon (DLC, diam〇nd Uke carb〇n), and tetrahedral amorphous carbon (TAC) are known. A carbon film such as a nitride film such as chromium nitride or titanium nitride. Further, in order to prevent deterioration caused by oxidation of the mold film, precision press molding is often performed in a non-oxidizing atmosphere. As such, in general, in order to precisely press the optical glass, special parts and conditions are often required. Therefore, there is a problem that the cost becomes high. In particular, the mountain has been used as a mold for precision press forming of optical glass, and it has been made into a super-hard alloy such as a slain crane.

削加工困縫,、 J 必須藉由金剛石磨輪之研磨而形成表面形 2然而金剛石磨輪本身亦會磨損’且高精度之加工、例 求面形狀之形成困難,為了滿足光學元件所要求之精 133673.doc 200921140 度需要非常長之加工時間與勞力。 作!不使用上述費勞力之研磨加工、切削加工容易、可 較请早地進行高精度之模具加工的材料,公知有鋼鐵、尤 其係不鏽鋼等金屬材料。 ^ ^该模具主要用作塑膠透鏡之射出 成形之模材’被認為係較廉價之材料。然而,不鏽鋼等在 ,璃之麼製成形所必需之溫度、例如· t以上之高溫下 容易變形’而i,若將不鏽鋼模具於權。C以上之高溫下 反覆使用貝j由於氧化等而模具表面粗糖並且脆化,因此 不,合闕精密壓製成形用之模具。X,對於残鋼模具 而吕’有時其硬度不足以對玻璃進行廢製成形,有時於高 溫下壓製玻璃時會變形。 如此,為了使用塑膠透鏡成形所使用之廉價構件進行光 學玻璃之精密壓製成$,設、材肖方面之 多,完全無法實用化。 再者,光學玻璃之市場上,為了實現光學系統之精簡 化,折射率(nd)為2.0左右之高折射率玻璃之需求變高。而 且’該領域之玻璃被用作非球面透鏡之情況非常多從而 正在進行用以降低該透鏡製作時之成本之各種研究。 例如’曰本專利特開2003-48723(專利文獻1)中,揭示有 一種含有Te之玻璃原材料之壓製成形方法。 [專利文獻1]日本專利特開2003-48723號公報 【發明内容】 [發明所欲解決之問題] 然而,專利文獻1中所揭示之步驟中,利用碳化鹤或陶 133673.doc 200921140 竟模3玻璃進行壓製成形,因此模具之材料或其加工需 要之成本’且用以滿足光學元件所要求之精度之加 工需要非常長之時間與勞力。 [解決問題之技術手段] 本發明者此次發現了如下製造方法,可解決先前技術之 問題點,即,使用先前之塑膠成形所使用之廉價構件,可 將作為光學元件而需求高漲的以為19以上、阿貝數(^句 為1 5以上之玻璃進行精密壓製成形,藉此大幅度地削減光 學元件之製造成本。 亦即,本發明者發現了如下方法:將對組成加以調整以 八有利用不鏽鋼等可進行壓製之熱特性(玻璃轉移點、變 形點等)、以及所需要之較大光學常數的光學玻璃預成型 體,與適用於該預成型體之壓製的模材以及模具膜組合並 進行精岔壓製成形,藉此可極低成本地進行量產。 本發明之第1構成係一種光學元件之製造方法,其特徵 在於:使用形成有表面膜之鋼鐵(包含不鏽鋼)及/或銅合金 製之成形模具,對必須含有Te02成分及/或6丨203成分之玻 璃預成型體進行精密壓製成形。 本發明之第2構成如上述構成1之製造方法,其中上述表 面膜含有「選自由Ni、Cr及Co所組成之群中的一種以上」 以及「P、B中之任一者或兩者」。 本發明之第3構成如上述構成2之製造方法,其中於上述 表面膜中,「Ni、Cr及Co之總量(質量%)」與ΓΡ與b之總 量(質量%)」之比為85 : 15〜99 : 1之範圍。 133673.doc 200921140 本發明之第4構成如上述構成丨〜3中任一項之製造方法, 其中上述表面膜之硬度為2〇〇(Hv)以上,厚度為〇·5 μπι以 上0 本發明之第5構成如上述構成1〜4中任一項之製造方法, 其中使有機物粉末、碳系粉末、或陶瓷分散於上述表面膜 中。 本發明之第6構成如上述構成5之製造方法,其中於上述 成形模具與上述表面膜之間設置有中間層。The machining of the trapped seam, J must be formed by the grinding of the diamond grinding wheel. However, the diamond grinding wheel itself will wear out, and the high-precision machining, the formation of the surface shape is difficult, in order to meet the requirements of the optical component 133673 .doc 200921140 requires very long processing time and labor. Work! It is known that steel materials such as steel and stainless steel are used, and materials which are easy to perform high-precision mold processing without using the above-mentioned labor-intensive grinding processing and cutting processing are known. ^ ^ The mold is mainly used as a molding material for injection molding of plastic lenses, which is considered to be a relatively inexpensive material. However, in stainless steel or the like, the temperature necessary for the shape of the glass, for example, at a high temperature of, for example, is easily deformed, and i, if a stainless steel mold is used. At a high temperature of C or higher, the surface of the mold is roughened and embrittled due to oxidation or the like, and therefore, the mold for precision press forming is not used. X, for the residual steel mold, Lu's sometimes has insufficient hardness to waste the glass, and sometimes deforms when the glass is pressed at a high temperature. In this way, in order to use the inexpensive member used for plastic lens molding, the precision pressing of the optical glass is carried out, and the number of materials and materials is too large, and it is impossible to put it into practical use. Further, in the market of optical glass, in order to simplify the optical system, the demand for a high refractive index glass having a refractive index (nd) of about 2.0 is high. Moreover, there are many cases in which the glass of the field is used as an aspherical lens, and various studies are being conducted to reduce the cost of the lens production. For example, a method of press forming a glass material containing Te is disclosed in Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2003-48723 (Patent Document 1). [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2003-48723 [Draft of the Invention] [Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, in the steps disclosed in Patent Document 1, a carbonized crane or a pottery 133673.doc 200921140 is used as a model 3 The glass is press-formed, so the cost of the material of the mold or its processing requires a very long time and labor for processing to meet the precision required for the optical component. [Technical means for solving the problem] The present inventors have found the following manufacturing method, which solves the problem of the prior art, that is, using an inexpensive member used in the prior plastic molding, it is possible to increase the demand as an optical element. In the above, the Abbe number (the glass in which the sentence is 15 or more is subjected to precision press molding, thereby greatly reducing the manufacturing cost of the optical element. That is, the inventors have found the following method: the composition is adjusted to have An optical glass preform which can be subjected to pressing (such as glass transfer point, deformation point, etc.) and a large optical constant required by using stainless steel or the like, combined with a pressed mold material and a mold film suitable for the preform The first embodiment of the present invention is a method for producing an optical element, which is characterized in that steel (including stainless steel) formed with a surface film and/or is used. A molding die made of a copper alloy is subjected to precision press molding of a glass preform which must contain a component of Te02 and/or a component of 丨203. The second aspect of the invention, wherein the surface film contains "one or more selected from the group consisting of Ni, Cr, and Co" and "either P or B" or both. According to a third aspect of the invention, in the surface film, the ratio of "the total amount (% by mass) of Ni, Cr, and Co" to the total amount (% by mass) of bis and b in the surface film is 85. The manufacturing method of any one of the above-mentioned structures, wherein the surface film has a hardness of 2 〇〇 (Hv) or more and a thickness of 135 673. The fifth aspect of the present invention, wherein the organic material powder, the carbon powder, or the ceramic is dispersed in the surface film. The sixth aspect of the present invention is the fifth aspect of the present invention. The manufacturing method of the above configuration 5, wherein an intermediate layer is provided between the molding die and the surface film.

本發明之第7構成如上述構成1〜6中任一項之製造方法, 其中於400°C以下進行成形。 本發明之第8構成如上述構成丨〜7中任一項之製造方法, 其中上述玻璃預成型體包含具有如下特徵之光學玻璃:折 射率(nd)為1.9以上以及阿貝數0幻為15以上,玻璃轉移點 (Tg)為300°C以下,不含朴及/或As成分,且含有5〇 m〇1% 以上之Te〇2成分。 本發明之第9構成如上述構成8之製造方法,其中上述玻 璃預成型體包含如下光學玻璃:含有尺2〇(11為選自由u、 Na、K及Cs所組成之群中的一種以上)成分、zn〇成分及 Bi2〇3成分’進而含有Ai2〇3及/或Ga2〇3成分。 本發明之第10構成如上述構成8或9之製造方法,其中上 述玻璃預成型體包含如下光學玻璃:以氧化物基準之 mol%計,含有The seventh aspect of the present invention, wherein the method of any one of the above-mentioned configurations 1 to 6, wherein the molding is carried out at 400 ° C or lower. The eighth aspect of the present invention, wherein the glass preform comprises an optical glass having a refractive index (nd) of 1.9 or more and an Abbe number of 0 to 15 As described above, the glass transition point (Tg) is 300 ° C or less, and does not contain the Ru and/or As components, and contains 5 〇m 〇 1% or more of the Te 〇 2 component. According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, in the manufacturing method of the above aspect 8, the glass preform comprises an optical glass comprising a ruler (11 is one or more selected from the group consisting of u, Na, K, and Cs) The component, the zn〇 component, and the Bi2〇3 component' further contain Ai2〇3 and/or Ga2〇3 components. According to a tenth aspect of the invention, the method of the present invention, wherein the glass preform comprises the optical glass, which is based on mol% of the oxide, and comprises

Te02 50-90% ' R2〇(R為選自由Li、Na、K及Cs所組成之群中的一種以 133673.doc -10- 200921140 上)5〜30%、Te02 50-90% ' R2〇 (R is selected from a group consisting of Li, Na, K and Cs on 133673.doc -10- 200921140) 5~30%,

ZnO B12O3 之各成分。 1〜30%及 1-20% 本發明之第11構成如上述構成8〜1〇中任一項之製、生方 法,其中上述玻璃預成型體包含如下光學玻璃:以氧化物 基準之mol。/。計,額外含有0·01〜3.0 m〇1%之Al2〇3及/或 Ga2〇3成分。 本發明之第12構成如上述構成8〜η中任一項之製、生方 法,其中上述玻璃預成型體包含如下光學玻璃:粉末=耐 水性為1級、2級或3級。 本發明之第13構成如上述構成8〜12中任一項之製造方 法,其中上述玻璃預成型體包含如下光學玻璃:以氧^物 基準計,B203、Ge〇2以及Ρ2〇5成分之含有率共計為$则⑼ 以下。 本發明之第14構成如上述構成8〜13中任一項之製造方 法,其中上述玻璃預成型體包含如下光學玻璃:R2〇:分 包含Li20及/或Na20成分。 本發明之第15構成如上述構成8〜14中任一項之製造方 法,其中上述玻璃預成型體包含如下光學玻璃··實質上不 含有F成分。 本發明之第16構成如上述構成8〜15中任一項之製造方 法,其中上述玻璃預成型體包含如下光學玻璃:以氣化物 基準之mol%計,含有 133673.doc 0-10% ' 〇~3 0% ' 0-20% > 0-15% ' 0-10% > 0-10% > 0-20% > 0-20% ' 0-20% > 0-10% > 〇〜10%、 〇〜10%、 0〜10%、 0-10% > 0-10% > 〇〜10%、 〇〜10%、 〇〜10%、 0-0.5%The components of ZnO B12O3. 1 to 30% and 1 to 20% of the invention, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: mol based on an oxide. /. In addition, it additionally contains 0·01 to 3.0 m〇1% of Al2〇3 and/or Ga2〇3 components. The twelfth aspect of the present invention, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: powder = water resistance is 1st, 2nd or 3rd. The manufacturing method according to any one of the above-mentioned items 8 to 12, wherein the glass preform comprises an optical glass containing B203, Ge〇2, and Ρ2〇5 components based on an oxygen substance. The total rate is $ (9) or less. A fourteenth aspect of the invention, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: R2 〇: a component comprising Li20 and/or Na20. A fifteenth aspect of the invention, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: substantially no F component. The manufacturing method of any one of the above-mentioned structures 8 to 15, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: 133673.doc 0-10% '〇 based on the mol% of the vapor reference ~3 0% ' 0-20% > 0-15% ' 0-10% > 0-10% > 0-20% > 0-20% ' 0-20% > 0-10% &gt 〇~10%, 〇~10%, 0~10%, 0-10% > 0-10% > 〇~10%, 〇~10%, 〇~10%, 0-0.5%

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Yb2〇3 L&2〇3Yb2〇3 L&2〇3

Gd2〇3Gd2〇3

Sb2〇3 之各成分作為任意成分。 本發明之第17構成如上述構成8〜16中任一巧 法’其中上述玻璃預成型體包含如下光學玻拜 Yb2〇3、La2〇3以及Gd2〇3成分之含量共計未達1 〇 [發明之效果] 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 及/或 之製造方 :Y2〇3 ' mol%。 133673 .dee -12- 200921140 根據本發明之製造方法,可使用塑膠成形可使用之構 件,因此可廉價地量產需求非常高之高折射率領域之光學 元件。 【實施方式】 以下’對本發明之製造方法進行說明。 (成形模具)Each component of Sb2〇3 is an optional component. The seventeenth aspect of the present invention is the method of any one of the above-mentioned configurations 8 to 16 wherein the glass preform comprises the following optically-infrared Yb2〇3, La2〇3, and Gd2〇3 components in a total amount of less than 1 〇 [invention And / / / and / or / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Or/or and/or the manufacturer: Y2〇3 ' mol%. 133673 .dee -12- 200921140 According to the manufacturing method of the present invention, a member which can be used for plastic molding can be used, so that an optical element of a high refractive index field which is required in a very high demand can be mass-produced inexpensively. [Embodiment] Hereinafter, a manufacturing method of the present invention will be described. (forming die)

—本發明之製造方法中所使用之成形模具,只要於進行精 密壓製成形時所適用之成形溫度下不產生變形則並無特別 限定,鑒於下述被成形體即玻璃預成型體之下§為35〇1以 下、且欲極力削減製造成本的本發明之主旨,較好的是使 用塑膠透鏡等之成形可使用的廉價模具。 本發明之製造方法中所使用之模材較好的是,不需要金 剛石磨輪之磨削及/或研磨等導致高成本之方法,而是利 :廉價之磨削加工就可高精度地形成表面形狀。具體而 α,較好的是使用以鋼鐵(包含不鏽鋼)及/或銅合金為主要 成分之模材,更好的是使用鋼鐵(包含不_),最好 使用不鐵鋼作為模材。 、疋 此處,作為鋼鐵而使用者,例如包含鋼、禱件 作為不鏽财細散㈣不鏽鋼、鐵_以 系不鏽鋼、析出硬化系不鏽鋼…作為銅 口,使用者,可使用以銅為主要成分之公知之合金。 對於本發明之成形模具而言,為藉由保護模材不 成形時之熱或壓力等負荷所引起二化 成形模具之壽命、且提高脫模性,較好的是 133673.doc 13 200921140 ::特疋之表面臈。此處,為對本發明所使用之玻璃預成 進行㈣㈣成形,較好的是使用具有200 Hv以上之 硬度的材料來作為表面膜,更好的是㈣Η㈣上 是300 Ην以上。 取好的 本發明中之維氏硬度係使試料荷重為9·8〇7福、且 測定條件以JISZ 2244為基準而測定之値。 '、 上,表面膜之厚度只要可保護母材不受精㈣製時之各 種負荷影響、且不與預成型體融合則並無特別限制。然 而,較好的是具有如下程度之厚度:於進行多次塵製而成 形膜表面劣化時’ #由再次磨削加工可簡易地形成新的成 形面。藉由實現此種簡易之臈再生,可省略須雜之步驟, 從而可有助於製造步驟整體之低成本化。就此種觀 慮,上述表面膜具有0.5㈣以上之厚度,更好的是丄陶以 上’最好的是5 μηι以上。 為了形成具有如上所述之硬度、耐熱性、脫模性、厚度 之膜,較好的是’含有「選自由Ni、CaC〇所組成之群中 的-種以上」以及「P、B中之任一者或兩者」作為膜之構 成成分。X,考慮到與下述預成型體之構成成分之化學反 應性,(Ni、〇、α)_(Ρ、咐表面膜亦為極良好之膜。 於上述(Ni、Cr、Co)_(P、Β)系表面膜中,若川、The molding die used in the production method of the present invention is not particularly limited as long as it does not undergo deformation at a molding temperature suitable for precision press molding, and is hereinafter referred to as a glass preform which is a molded article to be described below. It is preferable to use an inexpensive mold which can be used for molding, such as a plastic lens, for the purpose of the present invention which is 35 〇 1 or less and which is intended to reduce the manufacturing cost as much as possible. The mold material used in the production method of the present invention preferably does not require a high cost method for grinding and/or grinding of the diamond grinding wheel, but benefits: an inexpensive grinding process can form the surface with high precision. shape. Specifically, α, it is preferable to use a steel material (including stainless steel) and/or a copper alloy as a main component, and it is more preferable to use steel (including not), and it is preferable to use non-ferrous steel as a molding material. Here, as a user of steel, for example, steel, prayers, stainless steel, stainless steel, iron, stainless steel, precipitation hardened stainless steel, etc., as copper ports, users can use copper as a main component. Known alloys. In the molding die of the present invention, it is preferable to protect the life of the forming die by the load such as heat or pressure when the molding material is not formed, and to improve the mold release property, preferably 133673.doc 13 200921140 :: Special surface flaws. Here, in order to carry out the (four) (four) forming of the glass used in the present invention, it is preferred to use a material having a hardness of 200 Hv or more as the surface film, and more preferably (4) Η (4) is 300 Η ν or more. The Vickers hardness in the present invention is such that the sample load is 9·8 〇7 福, and the measurement conditions are measured based on JISZ 2244. ', The thickness of the surface film is not particularly limited as long as it can protect the base material from various loads during the fine (4) system and does not fuse with the preform. However, it is preferable to have a thickness to the extent that the surface of the film is deteriorated when a plurality of dusts are formed. # A new molding surface can be easily formed by re-grinding. By realizing such a simple regeneration, the steps that are necessary can be omitted, which contributes to the overall cost reduction of the manufacturing steps. In view of this, the above-mentioned surface film has a thickness of 0.5 (four) or more, and more preferably, the above is preferably more than 5 μηι. In order to form a film having hardness, heat resistance, mold release property, and thickness as described above, it is preferable to contain "a type selected from the group consisting of Ni and CaC" and "in P and B". Either or both" are constituent components of the film. X, considering the chemical reactivity with the constituents of the following preforms, (Ni, 〇, α) _ (Ρ, 咐 surface film is also an excellent film. In the above (Ni, Cr, Co) _ ( P, Β) in the surface film, Ruochuan,

Co之含量過多則耐腐蝕性下降而膜之壽命容易變短,若 p、B之含量過多則硬度下降而容易變形。因此,考慮到與 Te〇2系光學玻璃之化學反應性’ rNi ' Cr&c〇之總量(質量 %)」與「P與B之總量(質量%)」之比為,較好的是調節為 133673.doc -14- 200921140 最好的是 85: 15〜99: i之範圍,更好的是%: 14〜98: 2, 87 : 13〜97 : 3 。 成形模具之表面膜之成職無特縣定,較好的是使用 離子電鍍法、濺射法,乾式铋方_丨土 朴祕 之用 乾式钱刻法、热鍍法、電漿cvd ch_cal vapor depositi〇n,化學氣相沈積)法、When the content of Co is too large, the corrosion resistance is lowered and the life of the film is liable to be shortened. When the content of p or B is too large, the hardness is lowered and the deformation is easily caused. Therefore, considering the ratio of the total amount (% by mass) of the chemical reactivity 'rNi 'Cr&c〇' to the Te〇2-based optical glass and the total amount (% by mass of P), it is preferable. Is adjusted to 133673.doc -14- 200921140 The best is 85: 15~99: i range, better is %: 14~98: 2, 87: 13~97: 3. The surface film of the forming mold has no special grade, and it is better to use ion plating method, sputtering method, dry type 丨 丨 朴 朴 用 用 用 干 干 干 干 干 干 热 热 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 朴 _ _ _ _ _ Depositi〇n, chemical vapor deposition)

Phy⑽! Vapor Depositi〇n,物理氣相沈積)法、 電解鑛敷法等公知之方法。尤其好的是無電解㈣I…、 為了提高膜之耐腐蝕性及/或脫模性,亦可使公 加劑分散於上述膜中。例如,亦可使聚四氣乙稀等^ 物粉末、碳里等之石患备机士 令恢 “之妷系粉末、SiC等之陶竟分散。此時為 杈具與上述表面臈之密著度,較好的是,設置由 以Ni Cf及c。等為主要成分之公知膜所得的中間層。 藉由上述方法而成臈之成形膜,亦可藉由成膜後之埶處 理而提高其硬度。該熱處理並不意味著使用特殊之方法, 可藉由公知之方法而進行。 於本發明中’亦可使用其他膜,或作為多層膜而併用, :而’就銘金屬系膜以及鐵、铭、銅等之公知之膜而言, 合易產生其硬度不足以將上述本發明之預成型體成形的狀 況而類鑽石厌膜(DLC)或#晶四面體碳膜(TAC)之類的碳系 膜貝J難以使厚度為特定值以上’因此難以用作本發明之製 法所使用之成形模具之表面臈。 (精密壓製成形條件) 於本發明之方法中,預成型體係於成形模具内受到加壓 成形。加應成开{夕士_ 乂办之方法可考慮玻璃之組成以及物性等而適 133673.doc -15· 200921140 當選擇’較好的是,將預成型體供給至成形模具内並於已 加熱軟化之狀態下加壓成形。 例如’將預成型體供給至一對上模具與下模具之間後, 將成形模具與預成型體兩者升溫加熱至玻璃黏度1〇8〜1〇12 泊相對應之溫度為止而使預成型體加熱軟化,並對其加壓 成形’由此將模具之成形面轉印至預成型體而獲得玻璃成 形體。該成形方法中’於等溫狀態下對成形模具與預成型 體進行加熱之後’將預成型體加壓成形,之後將成形模具 與玻璃成形體冷卻。因此,玻璃成形體上不會產生凹痕, 可獲得良好的面精度,但是成形模具之溫度較高,進而與 玻璃之密著時間較長’因此脫模膜容易產生損傷。 因此’藉由如下方法,可使成形模具與玻璃之密著時間 較短’並將成形模具之成形面轉印至預成型體上:將一對 上模具與下模具預先升溫至玻璃黏度1〇8〜1〇12泊相對應之 溫度,並將已加熱至與上模具以及下模具為相同溫度的預 成型體供給至該上模具與下模具之間,對其進行加壓成 形;或者,將已加熱至較上模具以及下模具溫度高之預成 型體供給至預先升溫至玻璃黏度i 08〜丨〇 12泊相對應之溫度 的一對上模具與下模具之間,並對其立即進行加壓成形。 根據上述方法,可減少表面膜之損傷。 再者’於使用下述本發明所使用之預成型體之情形時, 成形溫度較好的是設定為400t以下,更好的是390。(:以 下’最好的是380°C以下。 為了減少成形模具之表面膜之劣化,壓製成形時之環境 133673.doc -16- 200921140 非氧t性環境。作為非氧化性環境,可使用氣氣 或虱乳4惰性氣體、氫氣箄 m ^ 風孔导還原性氣體或其等之混合氣 體’較好的是可使用氮氣吱 乳次此合有少量氳氣之氮氣。 加壓力以及時間可去# &话 考慮玻璃之黏度等而適當決定,例 如’可使用内徑為5〜2〇 ^ 之不錄鋼模具,以4〜20 MPa之 壓力加壓30〜300耖* 士 L, 、 °匕後’將成形模具與玻璃預成型 體冷卻,較好的是當辩 Λ 田现度達到以下時進行脫模,取出已 成形之玻璃成形體。壓贺德Phy(10)! A well-known method such as a Vapor Depositi〇n, physical vapor deposition method, or electrolytic ore method. Particularly preferably, it is electroless (tetra) I... In order to improve the corrosion resistance and/or mold release property of the film, the additive may be dispersed in the film. For example, it is also possible to disperse the powder of the tetrakis, ethylene, etc., the stone of the carbon, etc., and the ceramics of SiC, etc. It is preferable to provide an intermediate layer obtained from a known film mainly composed of Ni Cf and c. The formed film formed by the above method may be processed by film formation after film formation. The heat treatment is not meant to be carried out by a known method, and it can be carried out by a known method. In the present invention, other films may be used or used as a multilayer film, and the metal film is And a well-known film of iron, ingot, copper, etc., and a diamond-like film (DLC) or a tetrahedral carbon film (TAC) which is insufficient in hardness to shape the above-described preform of the present invention. It is difficult for the carbon-based film J to have a thickness of a specific value or more. Therefore, it is difficult to use as a surface flaw of a molding die used in the production method of the present invention. (Precision press molding conditions) In the method of the present invention, the preform system is The forming mold is subjected to pressure forming.士 _ 之 之 可 可 可 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 For example, after the preform is supplied between a pair of upper and lower molds, the mold and the preform are heated and heated to a temperature corresponding to a glass viscosity of 1〇8 to 1〇12 poise. The preform is heated and softened and press-formed to thereby 'transfer the molding surface of the mold to the preform to obtain a glass molded body. In the forming method, the forming mold and the preform are subjected to isothermal conditions. After heating, the preform is press-formed, and then the forming mold and the glass molded body are cooled. Therefore, no dents are formed on the glass formed body, and good surface precision can be obtained, but the temperature of the forming mold is high, and thus The adhesion time of the glass is long. Therefore, the release film is liable to be damaged. Therefore, the molding time of the molding die can be shortened by the following method. To the preform: a pair of upper and lower molds are previously heated to a temperature corresponding to a glass viscosity of 1〇8 to 1〇12 poise, and the preform is heated to the same temperature as the upper mold and the lower mold. Supplying between the upper mold and the lower mold, and performing pressure forming thereof; or feeding the preform heated to the upper mold and the lower mold to a pre-heating temperature to a glass viscosity i 08~丨〇12 poise The pair of upper molds and the lower molds of the corresponding temperatures are immediately press-formed. According to the above method, the damage of the surface film can be reduced. Further, the preforms used in the present invention described below are used. In the case of the case, the forming temperature is preferably set to 400 t or less, more preferably 390. (: The following 'best is 380 ° C or less. In order to reduce the deterioration of the surface film of the forming mold, the environment at the time of press forming 133673 .doc -16- 200921140 Non-oxygen t-environment. As the non-oxidizing environment, a gas or a helium-milk inert gas, a hydrogen gas, a gas channel, a reducing gas, or the like may be used. It is preferable to use a nitrogen gas and a small amount of helium. Nitrogen. Add pressure and time to go to # & consider the viscosity of the glass, etc., such as 'can use a non-recording steel mold with an inner diameter of 5~2〇^, pressurize 30~300耖 with a pressure of 4~20 MPa * After the L, and after the 'molding mold and the glass preform, it is preferable to demold the mold when the degree of progress is below, and take out the formed glass molded body. Pressure hede

— 望I後之成形品之冷卻可解除加壓負 %後進行,亦可一面加壓—面冷卻。 (精雄、壓製成形用預成型體) /、人對本發明之製造方法中壓製之精密廢製成形用預 成型體進行說明。 、自光學設計上之要求考慮,本發明之製造方法所使用之 光學玻璃較好的是心為19以上以及^轉15以上。先前, A 了實現該光學常數而使用各種組成之玻璃,雖然均滿足 光學常數但Tg大多超過彻。c,因而存在如下問題:精密 壓製成形時無法使用不鏽鋼等廉價材料,成本增加。本發 明,光學玻璃與該等公知者相比要求更低之Tg,因此較好 的是,Tg較好的是35(rc以下,更好的是33{rc以下, 的是3〇〇t:以下。 進而,若化學耐久性差則難以用作光學玻璃,因此若考 慮將本發明之光學玻璃用作透鏡預成型體材,則較理想的 是,曰本光學玻璃工業會標準:J〇GIS〇6_1999所規定之粉 末法耐水性之評價較好的是1〜3級,更好的是〗〜2級,最^ I33673.doc 200921140 的是1級。 又’作為滿足上述光學常數、Tg、耐久性等之光學玻璃 之組成’㈣化物基準相加2、咖3為主要 成分。即便特別考慮與本製造方法中之(Ni、Cr、Co)_(P、 B)系表面膜、模材之相容性,上述組成亦具有極良好之反 應性。 乂下對本發明之光學玻璃中如上所述般限定各成分之 成範圍之理由進行敍述。以下,本說明書中只要無特別 說明,則玻璃組成之含有率全部係以氧化物基準之 來表示。 於本說明書中,所謂「氧化物基準」係指,假Μ作玻 璃構成成分之原料的氧化物、硝酸鹽等溶融時全部分解而 變化為氧化物時’將該生成氧化物之質量之總和設為1 〇〇 mol%,表示玻璃中所含有之各成分之組成。— The cooling of the molded product after the I can be released after the negative pressure is released, or it can be cooled by pressure-surface. (Precision of preforms for press molding) /, A preform for precision waste forming which is pressed in the production method of the present invention will be described. It is preferable that the optical glass used in the manufacturing method of the present invention has a core of 19 or more and a turn of 15 or more in consideration of optical design requirements. Previously, A used a glass having various compositions to realize the optical constant, and although both satisfy the optical constant, the Tg is mostly exceeded. c, there is a problem in that an inexpensive material such as stainless steel cannot be used in precision press forming, and the cost is increased. In the present invention, the optical glass requires a lower Tg than the known ones. Therefore, it is preferred that the Tg is preferably 35 (rc or less, more preferably 33{rc or less, 3 〇〇t: Further, if the chemical durability is poor, it is difficult to use it as an optical glass. Therefore, if the optical glass of the present invention is used as a lens preform, it is preferable that the standard of the optical glass industry standard: J〇GIS〇 The evaluation of the water resistance of the powder method specified in 6_1999 is preferably 1 to 3, more preferably 〖~2, the most ^ I33673.doc 200921140 is level 1. Also 'to satisfy the above optical constant, Tg, durability The composition of the optical glass such as the property is the sum of the (4) compound standard and the coffee 3 as the main component. Even if the (Ni, Cr, Co) _ (P, B)-based surface film or the mold material in the present manufacturing method is specifically considered The above-mentioned composition also has excellent reactivity. The reason for limiting the range of each component as described above in the optical glass of the present invention is described below. Hereinafter, unless otherwise specified, the composition of the glass is as described above. The content of all is based on oxide In the present specification, the term "oxide-based" refers to the quality of the oxide formed when the oxide or nitrate of the raw material of the glass component is decomposed and converted into an oxide. The sum is set to 1 〇〇 mol%, which indicates the composition of each component contained in the glass.

Te〇2成分係具有形成玻璃之效果之成分,於本發明中必 須含有。然而,若其量過少則難以形成玻璃,若過剩地含 有則玻璃容易變得不穩定,從而不利。因此於本發明中較 好的是將50%設為下限,更好的是將55%設為下限,最好 的是將60%設為下限,且較好的是將9〇%設為上限,更好 的是將85%設為上限,最好的是將8〇%設為上限。 Κ·2〇成分(R為選自由Li、Na、K及Cs所組成之群中的— 種以上)係具有使Te〇2成分之玻璃化容易、且將Tg保持得 較低之效果的任意成分,於本發明中為有用之成分。然 而’若其量過少則容易產生不足以形成玻璃之狀況,若過 133673.doc -18- 200921140 剩地含有則折射率容易下降,失透性容易增加,從 利。因此於本發明中R2〇成分含量之總量為,較好的是將 5%設為下限,更好的是將7%設為下限,最好的是將10% =為下限,且較好的是將3G%設為上限,更好的是將咖 設為上限,最好的是將25%設為上限。 0 其次’對R2〇之各成分進行說明。 ⑽成分係具有使⑽成分之玻璃化容易、且將τ :較低之效果的任意成分。然而,若過剩地含有則折射率 谷易下降’又’失透性容易增加,從而不利。本發明中之 u2〇成分含量可為G%,但是較好的是將1%設為下限 好的是將3。/。設為下限’最好的是將5%%設為下限,且較 好的是將30%設為上限,更好的是將27%設為上限最^ 的是將25%設為上限。 成分係具有使Te〇2成分之玻璃化容易、且將^保 持侍較低之效果的任意成分。然而,若過剩地含有則折射 率容易下降,X,失透性容易增加,從而不利,因此亦可 不含有。本發明中之Na20成分含量較好的是將鳩設為上 限’更好的是將17%設為上限,最好的是將15% 限。 /2〇成分係具有使Te〇2成分之玻璃化容易、㈣保持得 杈低之效果的任意成分。然而,若過剩地含有則折射率容 易下降’又’失透性容易增加,從而不利,因此亦可不含 有。於本發明+ ’ K2°成分含量較好的是將15%設為上 限,更好的是將13%設為上限,最好的是將1〇%設為上 133673.doc •19· 200921140 限。 、八S2 ί分係具有使Te〇2成分之玻璃化容易之效果的任意 、’、、:而’若過剩地含有則折射率容易下降,又,失透 性谷易增加’從而不利,因此亦可不含有。於本發明中, Cs20成分較好的是將ι〇%設為上限,更好的是將設為上 限,最好的是將3%設為上限。The Te〇2 component has a component forming an effect of glass and must be contained in the present invention. However, if the amount is too small, it is difficult to form glass, and if it is excessively contained, the glass tends to become unstable, which is disadvantageous. Therefore, in the present invention, it is preferred to set 50% as the lower limit, more preferably 55% as the lower limit, and most preferably 60% as the lower limit, and it is preferable to set 9% to the upper limit. It is better to set 85% as the upper limit, and the best is to set 8〇% as the upper limit. The Κ·2 〇 component (R is a group selected from the group consisting of Li, Na, K, and Cs) has any effect of facilitating vitrification of the Te〇2 component and keeping the Tg low. The ingredients are useful ingredients in the present invention. However, if the amount is too small, it tends to be insufficient to form a glass. If the content is left over by 133673.doc -18-200921140, the refractive index is liable to decrease, and the devitrification property is likely to increase. Therefore, in the present invention, the total amount of the R 2 〇 component is preferably 5% to the lower limit, more preferably 7% to the lower limit, and most preferably 10% = the lower limit, and preferably It is better to set 3G% as the upper limit, and it is better to set the coffee as the upper limit. The best is to set 25% as the upper limit. 0 Next, the components of R2〇 are described. (10) The component has an optional component which makes it easy to vitrify the component (10) and has a low effect of τ:. However, if it is excessively contained, the refractive index is liable to decrease, and the devitrification property is liable to increase, which is disadvantageous. The content of the u2 bismuth component in the present invention may be G%, but it is preferred to set 1% as the lower limit. /. It is preferable to set the lower limit ′ to set the lower limit to 5%%, and it is preferable to set 30% as the upper limit, and it is more preferable to set the upper limit of 27% to the upper limit. The component has an optional component which makes it easy to vitrify the Te〇2 component and maintains a lower effect. However, if it is contained excessively, the refractive index is liable to be lowered, and X is degraded in the devitrification property, which is disadvantageous, and therefore may not be contained. The content of the Na20 component in the present invention is preferably such that the enthalpy is set to the upper limit. More preferably, 17% is made the upper limit, and most preferably 15%. The /2 〇 component is an optional component which has an effect of facilitating vitrification of the Te 〇 2 component and (4) maintaining the enthalpy. However, if it is contained excessively, the refractive index is liable to decrease, and the devitrification property is liable to increase, which is disadvantageous, and therefore may not be contained. In the present invention, the content of the 'K2° component is preferably 15% as the upper limit, more preferably 13% as the upper limit, and most preferably 1%% as the upper 133673.doc •19·200921140 limit . The eight S2 分 具有 具有 具有 具有 具有 具有 具有 具有 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 〇 It may or may not be included. In the present invention, the Cs20 component preferably has an imaginary % as an upper limit, more preferably an upper limit, and most preferably 3% as an upper limit.

又,汉2〇較好的是含有LbO以及NhO成分之任一者或兩 者。其原因在於,其他R2⑽分與Li2〇^Na2〇成分相 比,相對失透性惡化容易變得明顯。Further, it is preferable that Han 2〇 contains either or both of LbO and NhO components. The reason for this is that the other R 2 (10) component is more likely to be deteriorated in relative devitrification than the Li 2 〇 ^ Na 2 〇 component.

ZnO成分係、具有使⑽成分之玻璃化容易之效果的任意 成分’於本發明中為有用之成分。然❿,若其量過少則: 璃容易變得不穩定,若過剩地含有則失透性容易增加,或 者折射率容易降低或Tg容易變高,從而不利。因此於本發 明中可為G%,但較好的是將錢為下限,更好的是將2% 設為下限,最好的是將3%設為下限,且較好的是將3〇%設 為上限’更好的是將27%設為上限,最好的是將挪設為 上限。 Βι2ο3成分具有使Te〇2成分之玻璃化容易、提高折射率 之效果,於發明中為㈣之任意成分H若其量過少 則玻璃容易變得不穩定,若過剩地含有則失透性容易增 加,又,Tg容易變高,從而不利。s此於本發明中可為 0% ’但較好的是將1%設為下限,更好的是將2%設為下 限,最好的是將3%設為下限,且較好的是將鳩設為上 限,更好的是將17%設為上限,最好的是將15%設為上 J33673.doc -20- 200921140 限。The ZnO component is an optional component which has an effect of facilitating vitrification of the component (10), and is a useful component in the present invention. Then, if the amount is too small, the glass tends to be unstable, and if it is excessively contained, the devitrification property is likely to increase, or the refractive index is likely to be lowered or the Tg is likely to be high, which is disadvantageous. Therefore, it may be G% in the present invention, but it is preferred to set the money as the lower limit, more preferably 2% as the lower limit, and most preferably 3% as the lower limit, and preferably 3〇 % is set to the upper limit. It is better to set 27% as the upper limit. The best is to set the move to the upper limit. The Βι2ο3 component has an effect of facilitating vitrification of the Te〇2 component and increasing the refractive index. In the invention, if the amount of the component H is too small, the glass tends to be unstable, and if it is excessively contained, the devitrification property is likely to increase. Moreover, Tg tends to become high, which is disadvantageous. s may be 0% in the present invention, but it is preferred to set 1% as the lower limit, more preferably 2% as the lower limit, and most preferably 3% as the lower limit, and preferably It is better to set 鸠 to the upper limit, and it is better to set 17% as the upper limit. It is best to set 15% to the upper limit of J33673.doc -20- 200921140.

Al2〇3以及Ga2〇3成分,均係具有抑制玻璃之失透性之效 ΐ的任意成分’較好的是含有任-者^者。,然而,若其 ::乂丨失透性抑制之效果容易不充分,若過剩地含有則 失透性容易增加,推而☆ 而谷易導致折射率下降或Tg上升,從 而不利。因此於本發明中, θ 4 Α12〇3以及Ga2〇3成分含量之總 1 額外計較好的是將0.01%設為下限,更好的是將The Al2〇3 and Ga2〇3 components are all optional components which have the effect of suppressing the devitrification of the glass, and it is preferable to contain any of them. However, if the effect of suppressing the devitrification of the 乂丨 is not sufficient, if it is excessively contained, the devitrification property is likely to increase, and it is disadvantageous that the refractive index is lowered or the Tg is increased. Therefore, in the present invention, the total content of the components of θ 4 Α 12 〇 3 and Ga 2 〇 3 is preferably set to 0.01% as the lower limit, and more preferably

〇.〇5%設為下限,最好的是將㈣設為下限,且較好的是 將3:“設為上限,更好的是將2.0%設為上限,最好的是將 1-0%设為上限。 額外」係指,假設ai2o3以及 之總計含量為1 〇〇%時的Al2〇3 再者,本說明書中所謂「 Ga203成分除外之氧化物成分 以及Ga2〇3成分之相對mol0/。。 關於各成分,Al2〇3成分較好的是將2〇%設為上限,更 的疋將1.5 /〇⑦為上限,最好的是將!屬設為上限。 〜2〇3較好的是將2.〇%設為上限,更好的是將15%設為上 限’最好的是將丨.0%設為上限。 然而’邱2成分雖然可於本發明之光學玻璃中作為玻璃 形成氧化物而發揮作用,但單獨進行玻璃化則非常困難。 因此:較好的是含有上述成分(亦即ΙΟ、—及Bi2〇3成 刀以及Al2〇3&Ga2〇3成分之一者或兩者)中之至少一種 以上。又,藉由同時含有丁eo2成分與該等成分,可容易地 獲得具備更優異之穩定性、溶解性、化學耐久性、作為光 學玻璃之性能的玻璃。 133673.doc •21 · 200921140 B2〇3、Ge〇2以及Ρζ〇5成分係使折射率下降、提高Tg之成 分’因此其總量較好的是將5%設為上限,更好的是將 設為上限,最好的是將1%設為上限。然而亦可均不含 有。 3 關於ΙΟ;、Ge〇2以及ho5各成分,分別較好的是將5% 設為上限,更好的是將3%設為上限,最好的是將丨^設為 上限。 口關於F成分,係容易使失透性增加之成分,因此較好的 疋5/。,更好的是2% ’最好的是不含有。再者,本發明中 之F之含量係指,將構成本發明之玻璃之一部分或全部的 氧化物經氟化物置換後的F之總量作為上述氧化物基準組 成1〇0咖1%基準,作為F原子而計算時的以m〇1%所表示 者。 3:〇2成分係具有改善失透性之效果之成分,因此於本發 月可任忍地含有。然而,若過剩地含有則失透性容易增 加又,折射率容易下降而以容易變高,從而不利〇 為t月中,較好的是將1G%設為上限,更好的是將5%設 為上限,最好的是將2%設為上限。〇.〇5% is set as the lower limit, and the best is to set (4) as the lower limit, and it is better to set 3: "to the upper limit, and it is better to set 2.0% as the upper limit, and it is better to set 1- 0% is set as the upper limit. "Additional" refers to Al2〇3 when ai2o3 and the total content is 1%%. In addition, in this specification, "the oxide component except Ga203 component and the relative mol0 of Ga2〇3 component" For each component, the Al2〇3 component preferably has 2〇% as the upper limit, and the other 1.51.5/〇7 is the upper limit, and it is preferable to set the genus to the upper limit. It is good to set 2.〇% as the upper limit, and it is better to set 15% as the upper limit. The best is to set 丨.0% as the upper limit. However, the 'Qiu 2 component can be used in the optical glass of the present invention. Although it functions as a glass-forming oxide, it is very difficult to carry out vitrification alone. Therefore, it is preferable to contain the above-mentioned components (that is, one of ΙΟ, -, and Bi2〇3 into a knife and one of Al2〇3&Ga2〇3 components. At least one or more of the above or both, and by further containing the Ding EO2 component and the components, it is easy to obtain more excellent Qualitative, solubility, chemical durability, glass as a property of optical glass. 133673.doc •21 · 200921140 B2〇3, Ge〇2 and Ρζ〇5 components reduce the refractive index and increase the composition of Tg' The amount is preferably 5% as the upper limit, more preferably the upper limit, and most preferably 1% as the upper limit. However, none of them are included. 3 About ΙΟ;, Ge〇2 and ho5 The composition is preferably 5% as the upper limit, more preferably 3% as the upper limit, and most preferably 丨^ as the upper limit. The F component is a component which is easy to increase the devitrification property. Therefore, it is preferably 疋5/., more preferably 2%, which is preferably not contained. Further, the content of F in the present invention means an oxide which constitutes part or all of the glass of the present invention. The total amount of F after fluoride replacement is 1% based on the above-mentioned oxide standard composition, and is expressed as m〇1% when calculated as F atom. 3: 〇2 component has improved devitrification The ingredient of the sexual effect is therefore tolerable in this month. However, if it is excessively contained, the devitrification is likely to increase. Further, the refractive index is liable to decrease and tends to become high, so that it is disadvantageous that it is mid-month, and it is preferable to set 1G% as the upper limit, more preferably 5% as the upper limit, and most preferably 2%. The upper limit.

Mg〇成分係具有改善失透八 明中可任意地含有。“ “ 因此於本發 有”、、而,右過剩地含有則失透性容易增 ,折射率容易下降而Tg容易變高,從而X 41 於本發明中,較好的^ 。 彳。因此 為上阳,^ 設為上限,更好的是將5%設 ’’’’ χ最好的是將2%設為上限。 〇成刀係具有改善失透性之效果之成分,因此於本發 133673.doc -22- 200921140 明中可任意地含有。然而,若過剩地 加’又,折射率容易下降而_易變高==容易增 為/ t 的是將2〇%設為上限,更好的是將7%設 為限,最好的是將5%設為上限。 善失透性之效果之成分’因此於本發 加,又二過剩地含有則失透性容易增 於本發明中、易變高,從而不利。因此 ,為上限^較好的是將⑽設為上限,更好的是將7%設 為上限,取好的是將5%設為上限。 明Γ可成任Γ地具入有有改:失透性之效果之成分,因此於本發 加,又二 ,若過剩地含有則失透性容易增 於太恭 易下降而巧容易變高,從而不利。因此 =發明中’較好的是將20%設為上限 為上限,最好的是將5%設為上限。 的疋將〜 乃〇2成分係具有提高折射 明中可任意地含有。秋…果之成刀,因此於本發 加,丁旦容易戀一…、而,右過剩地含有則失透性容易增 ^易變面,從而不利。因 將⑽設為上限,更^ θ 个赞月中丰Ζ好的疋 — 更好的…設為上限,最好的是將The Mg 〇 component is arbitrarily contained in the improvement of devitrification. "Therefore, in the present invention, the right side is excessively contained, the devitrification property is likely to increase, the refractive index is likely to decrease, and the Tg is likely to be high. Therefore, X 41 is preferable in the present invention. Shangyang, ^ is set as the upper limit, and it is better to set 5% ''''. The best is to set 2% as the upper limit. The 〇成刀系 has the effect of improving the devitrification effect, so in this hair 133673.doc -22- 200921140 It can be arbitrarily contained in the Ming Dynasty. However, if it is excessively added, the refractive index is liable to decrease and _ is easy to become high == It is easy to increase to /t, which is 2%% as the upper limit. It is good to set 7% as the limit, and it is best to set 5% as the upper limit. The component of the effect of good devitrification is therefore added to the present invention, and the second is excessively contained, the devitrification property is easily increased by the present invention. In the middle, it is easy to become high, which is disadvantageous. Therefore, it is preferable to set the upper limit to be the upper limit, and it is better to set 7% as the upper limit, and it is preferable to set the upper limit to 5%. Ren Biao has a component that has the effect of changing: the effect of devitrification, so it is added to the present, and secondly, if it is excessively contained, the devitrification is easy to increase. However, it is disadvantageous to become high, which is disadvantageous. Therefore, in the invention, it is preferable to set 20% as the upper limit as the upper limit, and it is preferable to set the upper limit to 5%. The middle of the Ming Dynasty can be arbitrarily contained. In the autumn, the fruit is a knife, so in this hair, Ding Dan is easy to fall in love with one..., and the right excess contains the devitrification, which is easy to increase and easy to change, which is unfavorable. Because (10) Set to the upper limit, more ^ θ 赞 中 中 中 疋 疋 - better ... set the upper limit, the best is to

Nb2〇5成分係具有提高 發明中可任意地含有。缺而效果之成分,因此於本 增加,⑽易變高,從二:若過剩地含有則失透性容易 是將㈣設為上限,更;^利。因此於本發明中,較好的 5%設為上限。 更子的…設為上限,最好的是將 133673.doc -23· 200921140The Nb2〇5 component is improved and can be optionally contained in the invention. The ingredient that lacks the effect is therefore increased in this way, (10) is easy to become high, and from the second point: if it is excessively contained, the devitrification is easy to set (4) as the upper limit and more. Therefore, in the present invention, a preferred 5% is set as an upper limit. The more... the upper limit, the best is 133673.doc -23· 200921140

Ta205成分係具有提高折射率之效果之成分,因此於本 發月中可任意地3有。然而,若過剩地含有則失透性容易 增加’ Tg谷易變咼’從而不利。因此於本發明巾,較好的 是將⑽設為上限,更好的是將7%設為上限,最 5〇/〇設為上限。 疋种 W〇3成分係具有提高折射率之效果之成分,因此於本發 明中可任意地含有。然而,若過剩地含有則失透性容易增 加’Tg容易變高’從而不利。因此於本發明中,較好岐 將10%设為上限,更好的β收 設為上限。更好的疋將7%設為上限,最好的是將 广成分係具有改善化學耐久性之效果之成分,因此於 本發明中可任意地含有。钬而 — 、 ,、、、而,右過剩地含有則失透 易增加,Tg容易變高,從而 不利。因此於本發明中,輕杯 的是將1〇%設為上限,更好的是將爾為上限,最好的? 將2。/。設為上限。 取好的疋 广〇3成分係具有改善化學耐久性之效果之成分, 本發明中可任意地含有。狹 ' 易增加,Tg容易變高,從:過剩地含有則失透性容 的是將10%設為上限,更好 较好 將5%設為上限。更好的-將7%設為上限,最好的是 广〇3成分係具有提高折射率之效果之成分 發明中可任意地含有。缺 於本 …、,若過剩地含有則失透性容# 易變高,從而不利。因此於本發明中,較= 是將10〇/。設為上限,更好 丫較好的 灵好的疋將7%設為上限,最好的是將 133673.doc •24- 200921140 5 %設為上限。 發折射率之效果之成分,一本 增加,Tg容易變^,從若過剩地含有則失透性容易 是將10%設為上限,更好的θ本發明中,較好的 5%設為上限。 、疋、%s又為上限’最好的是將Since the Ta205 component has a component for improving the refractive index, it can be arbitrarily used in this month. However, if it is excessively contained, the devitrification property tends to increase, and the Tg Valley is easily changed, which is disadvantageous. Therefore, in the towel of the present invention, it is preferred to set (10) as the upper limit, more preferably 7% as the upper limit, and most 〇/〇 as the upper limit. Since the W〇3 component is a component having an effect of increasing the refractive index, it can be optionally contained in the present invention. However, if it is excessively contained, the devitrification property tends to increase, and "Tg tends to become high", which is disadvantageous. Therefore, in the present invention, it is preferable to set 10% as the upper limit and better ? as the upper limit. More preferably, 疋 is set to an upper limit, and it is preferable to have a component having an effect of improving chemical durability in a wide range of components, and therefore it can be arbitrarily contained in the present invention.钬和—, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Therefore, in the present invention, the light cup is set to an upper limit of 1%, and more preferably, the upper limit is the best. Will be 2. /. Set to the upper limit. The 疋 〇 〇 3 component is a component having an effect of improving chemical durability, and can be optionally contained in the present invention. The narrowness is easy to increase, and the Tg tends to become high. From: Excessively contained, the devitrification capacity is set to 10% as the upper limit, and more preferably 5% is set as the upper limit. More preferably, 7% is set as the upper limit, and it is preferable that the ingredients of the 〇3 component have an effect of increasing the refractive index. The invention can be arbitrarily contained. Lack of this ..., if the excess contains, then the devitrification capacity # is easy to become high, which is unfavorable. Therefore, in the present invention, the ratio = is 10 〇 /. Set to the upper limit, better 丫 Better 灵 疋 Set 7% as the upper limit, and the best is to set 133673.doc •24- 200921140 5 % as the upper limit. When the component of the effect of the refractive index is increased, Tg is likely to change, and if it is excessively contained, the devitrification property is likely to be 10% as the upper limit, and more preferably θ. In the present invention, a preferable 5% is set. Upper limit. , 疋, %s is the upper limit, the best is

Gd203成分係具有提高折射率之 發明中可任意地含有。^ 4 ^ ϋ此於本The Gd203 component is arbitrarily contained in the invention having an increased refractive index. ^ 4 ^ ϋ在于本

增加,Tg容易變高,從n’f右過剩地含有則失透性容易 是將1〇。〜 不利。因此於本發明中,較好的 疋將10%設為上限,更好的 將/0δ又為上限,最好的是將 八匕枯㈣、Yb203、La203以及Gd203之稀土氧化物成 刀’如上所述係具有改善化學耐久性、提高折射率之效果 的任意成分。然而,該等成分若過剩地含有則失透性容易 增加,Tg容易變高,從而不利。因此於本發明中,其她量When it is increased, Tg tends to become high, and if it is excessively contained from n'f right, the devitrification property is easy to be 1 〇. ~ Unfavorable. Therefore, in the present invention, a preferred niobium is set to an upper limit of 10%, and more preferably, /0δ is an upper limit, and it is preferable to form a rare earth oxide of tantalum (tetra), Yb203, La203, and Gd203 into a knife. The system has any component that has an effect of improving chemical durability and increasing the refractive index. However, if these components are excessively contained, the devitrification property tends to increase, and the Tg tends to become high, which is disadvantageous. Therefore, in the present invention, the amount

較好的是將1〇%設為上限,更好的是將7%設為上限,最好 的是將5°/❶設為上限。It is preferable to set 1〇% as the upper limit, more preferably 7% as the upper limit, and it is preferable to set 5°/❶ as the upper limit.

ShO3成分係具有澄清作用之效果之成分,因此於本發 明中可任意地含有。然而,若過剩地含有則失透性容易增 加’ Tg容易變高’從而不利。因此於本發明中,較好的是 將0.5%設為上限,更好的是將〇4%設為上限,最好的是將 〇·3%為設上限。 其次,對本發明之光學玻璃中不應含有之成分進行說 明。 133673.doc •25· 200921140 錯化合物係精密壓製成形時容易與模具融合之成分,並 且’不僅在玻璃之製造過程巾’而且直至研磨等玻璃之冷 加工及玻璃之廢棄為止必須採取環境對策上之措施,係環 境負擔較大之成分,由於鉛化合物存在上述問題,因此本 發明之光學玻璃中不應含有。Since the ShO3 component is a component having an effect of clarifying action, it can be optionally contained in the present invention. However, if it is excessively contained, the devitrification property tends to increase, and "Tg tends to become high", which is disadvantageous. Therefore, in the present invention, it is preferred to set 0.5% as the upper limit, more preferably to set the upper limit of 〇4%, and it is preferable to set the upper limit of 〇·3%. Next, the components which should not be contained in the optical glass of the present invention will be described. 133673.doc •25· 200921140 The wrong compound is a component that is easy to fuse with the mold during precision press molding, and it is necessary to take environmental measures not only in the manufacturing process of glass but also in the cold processing of glass such as polishing and the disposal of glass. It is a component having a large environmental burden, and since the lead compound has the above problems, it should not be contained in the optical glass of the present invention.

As2〇3、鎘以及趾成分均會對環境帶來有害影響係環 境負擔非常大之成分,因此本發明之光學玻璃中不應含 有0 rAs2〇3, cadmium, and toe components all have harmful effects on the environment, and the environment is very burdensome. Therefore, the optical glass of the present invention should not contain 0 r.

進而’於本發明之光學玻璃中,V、Cr、Mn、Fe、Cq、 Ni、Cu、Mo、Eu、Nd、Sm、Tb、Dy、以等著色成分容易 使光線透射率下降,因此較好的是實質上不含有。此處所 。月貝質上不含有」係將作為雜質而混入之情形除外,意 指不人為地含有。 本發明之玻璃組成物,其組成係以mol%來表示,因此 無法直接換鼻為質篁%之記載’但滿足本發明中所要求之 各特性之玻璃組成物中所存在的各成分之以質量%表示的 組成’以氧化物基準組成計大致係取以下之值。Further, in the optical glass of the present invention, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Cq, Ni, Cu, Mo, Eu, Nd, Sm, Tb, Dy, and the like are easily colored to lower the light transmittance, which is preferable. It is not actually contained. Here is. It is excluded from the case where it is mixed as an impurity, meaning it is not artificially contained. The composition of the glass composition of the present invention is expressed by mol%, so that it is not possible to directly change the nose to the content of the mass %, but the components present in the glass composition satisfying the characteristics required in the present invention are The composition represented by mass % is approximately the following value based on the oxide-based composition.

Te〇2 40〜90%、 R2〇(R為選自由Li、Na、K及Cs所組成之群中的一種以 上)5〜30%、Te〇2 40 to 90%, R2〇 (R is one selected from the group consisting of Li, Na, K, and Cs) 5 to 30%,

Zn〇Zn〇

Bi2〇3 1 〜50%、及 額外含有0.005〜3.0%之Al2〇3及/或Ga203、以及 B203、Ge02及 P205 0-5% ' 133673.doc -26- 200921140 ίBi2〇3 1 to 50%, and additionally 0.005 to 3.0% of Al2〇3 and/or Ga203, and B203, Ge02 and P205 0-5% ' 133673.doc -26- 200921140 ί

Si02 0〜10%、及/或 Li20 0〜10%、及/或 Na2〇 0〜10%、及/或 κ2ο 0〜10%、及/或 MgO 0〜5%、及/或 CaO 0〜20%、及/或 BaO 0〜20%、及/或 SrO 0〜20%、及/或 Ti02 0~5%、及/或 Nb2〇5 0〜20%、及/或 Ta2〇5 0〜25%、及/或 W03 0〜15%、及/或 Zr02 0〜5%、及/或 Y2〇3 0〜15%、及/或 Yb203 0〜25%、及/或 La2〇3 0〜20%、及/或 Gd2〇3 0〜10%、及/或 Sb2〇3 0〜2% 〇 [實施例] 根據下述實施例詳細說明本發明’ 但本發明並不限定於 此。 (實施例1) 準備包含如下光學玻璃之玻璃預成型體,該光學玻璃以 氧化物基準計含有65%之Te02成分 、20%之Li20成分、 133673.doc -27- 200921140 10%之ZnO成分、5%之Bi203成分,且額外含有〇2。/0之SiO 2 0 to 10%, and/or Li 20 0 to 10%, and/or Na 2 〇 0 to 10%, and/or κ 2 ο 0 to 10%, and/or MgO 0 to 5%, and/or CaO 0 to 20 %, and/or BaO 0~20%, and/or SrO 0~20%, and/or Ti02 0~5%, and/or Nb2〇5 0~20%, and/or Ta2〇5 0~25% And/or W03 0~15%, and/or Zr02 0~5%, and/or Y2〇3 0~15%, and/or Yb203 0~25%, and/or La2〇3 0~20%, And/or Gd2〇3 0 to 10%, and/or Sb2〇3 0 to 2% 实施 [Examples] The present invention will be described in detail based on the following examples, but the present invention is not limited thereto. (Example 1) A glass preform comprising an optical glass containing 65% of a Te02 component, 20% of a Li20 component, and 133673.doc -27-200921140 10% of a ZnO component, on the basis of an oxide, was prepared. 5% of the Bi203 component, and additionally contains 〇2. /0

AhO3成分。該預成型體之折射率為2.〇3,阿貝數為191, 玻璃轉移溫度為270。(:。使用預成型體之形狀為直徑72 mm之球狀預成型體。 利用以下所示之方法對該預成型體進行精密壓製成形, 由此製造出外形10 mm、中心厚度3·3 mm之雙凸光學透 鏡。 使用STAVAX公司製造之不鏽鋼模具(SUS420J2相當,硬 度580 Hv)作為成形模具之模材。對該不鏽鋼模材進行磨 削’在其上設置由Ni-P所形成之中間層(Ni : ρ== 9〇 : 1〇)之 後’利用無電解鍍敷法形成含有約30體積%之聚四氟乙稀 粒子之Ni-P膜(Ni : Ρ = 90 : 10)。使膜厚為3〇 。 精密壓製成形之成形機係使用東芝機械公司製造之 M02C 機。 將上述玻璃預成型體保持於常溫並供給至内徑為1〇4 mm之上述成形模具内,於氮氣環境中,加熱至297。匚為止 並以20 MPa之壓力加壓60秒。其後,一面a_2 2〇c /s之冷 卻速度逐漸冷卻一面以1〇 MPai壓力繼續加壓12秒,當玻 璃成形體之溫度下降至5(TC以下之後,取出玻璃成形體。 使用s亥步驟’利用同一成形模具連續進行丨次壓製成形 之後’玻璃成形體未產生凸起、裂痕。又,成形模具之表 面膜亦未產生融合或白濁之類的不良狀況。 (實施例2) 利用無電解鍍敷法於經磨削之不鏽鋼模材之上形成Ni_ 133673.doc -28- 200921140 p_b膜(Ni m8 m5)。其他條件與實施例^目 同,利用同-成形模具連續進行1000次壓製成形之後,玻 璃成形體未產生凸起、裂痕。又,成形模具之表面膜亦未 產生融合或白濁之類的不良狀況。 (比較例)AhO3 ingredients. The preform had a refractive index of 2.〇3, an Abbe number of 191, and a glass transition temperature of 270. (: The shape of the preform was a spherical preform having a diameter of 72 mm. The preform was precisely press-formed by the method shown below, thereby producing a profile of 10 mm and a center thickness of 3·3 mm. A lenticular optical lens. A stainless steel mold (SUS420J2 equivalent, hardness 580 Hv) manufactured by STAVAX Co., Ltd. was used as a molding material for a forming mold. The stainless steel molding material was ground by 'interposing an intermediate layer formed of Ni-P thereon. (Ni : ρ == 9 〇: 1 〇) Then, a Ni-P film (Ni : Ρ = 90 : 10) containing about 30% by volume of polytetrafluoroethylene particles was formed by electroless plating. The thickness of the molding machine is M02C manufactured by Toshiba Machine Co., Ltd. The glass preform is kept at room temperature and supplied to the above-mentioned forming mold having an inner diameter of 1〇4 mm in a nitrogen atmosphere. , heated to 297. 匚 and pressurized at 20 MPa for 60 seconds. Thereafter, the cooling rate of a_2 2 〇 c / s was gradually cooled while continuing to pressurize for 12 seconds at a pressure of 1 〇MPai, when the glass formed body After the temperature drops to 5 (TC or less, take out the glass into After the sigma step 'continuously performing the press forming using the same forming die, the glass molded body did not have protrusions or cracks. Moreover, the surface film of the forming mold did not cause problems such as fusion or white turbidity. Example 2) Ni_133673.doc -28- 200921140 p_b film (Ni m8 m5) was formed on the ground stainless steel mold by electroless plating. Other conditions were the same as in the example, using the same-forming mold After 1000 press moldings were continuously performed, the glass molded body was free from protrusions and cracks, and the surface film of the molding die did not cause problems such as fusion or white turbidity. (Comparative Example)

使用超硬模具作為成形模具之模材。利用真空蒸鍍法於 該超硬模具上形成以Pt為主要成分之膜。使膜厚為〇 5 μιη。精密壓製成形之成形機係使用東芝機械公司製造之 M02C機。將上述玻璃預成型體保持於常溫並供給至内徑 為10.4 mm之上述成形模具内,於氮氣環境中,加熱至327 °C為止並以1〇 MPa之壓力加壓80秒。其後,一面以-2.2°C /s之冷卻速度逐漸冷卻一面以10 MPa之壓力繼續加壓12 秒,當玻璃成形體之溫度下降至50°C以下之後,取出玻璃 成形體。該步驟中玻璃與成形模具融合,從而無法反覆進 行成形。A superhard mold is used as a molding material for the forming mold. A film containing Pt as a main component was formed on the superhard mold by a vacuum evaporation method. The film thickness was 〇 5 μιη. The molding machine for precision press forming uses the M02C machine manufactured by Toshiba Machine Co., Ltd. The glass preform was kept at room temperature and supplied to the above-mentioned molding die having an inner diameter of 10.4 mm, and heated to 327 ° C in a nitrogen atmosphere and pressurized at a pressure of 1 MPa for 80 seconds. Thereafter, the film was gradually cooled at a cooling rate of -2.2 ° C / s and further pressurized at a pressure of 10 MPa for 12 seconds. After the temperature of the glass formed body was lowered to 50 ° C or lower, the glass formed body was taken out. In this step, the glass is fused with the forming mold so that the forming cannot be repeated.

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200921140 十、申請專利範圍: 1.種光學疋件之製造方法,其特徵在於:使用形成有表 膜之鋼鐵(包含不鏽鋼)及/或銅合金製之成形模具,對 必肩3有Te02成分及/或出2〇3成分之玻璃預成型體進行 精密壓製成形。 2. 3. 如吻求項1之製造方法,其中上述表面膜含有「選自由 N丨、Cr及Co所組成之群中的一種以上」以及「卜b中之 任一者或兩者」。 如請「求項_中任—項之製造方法,其中於上述表面膜 :沁、Cr及Co之總量(質量%)」與Γρ與b之總量(質 量/〇)」之比為85 : 15〜99 : 1之範圍。 4. 5. 6. 如請求項1至3中任一頊之遛袢古、土 甘 丁沈項之製&amp;方法,其中上述表面膜之 硬度為200(Hv)以上,厚度為〇5 以上。 如請求項1至4中任一頊之劁拌古、、土 甘山丄 山 孭之裂化方法,其中使有機物粉 末、碳系粉末、或陶瓷分散於上述表面膜中。 如請求項5之光學元^#古、本 几1千之取!《_方/去,其中於上述成形模 具與上述表面膜之間設置有中間層。200921140 X. Patent application scope: 1. A method for manufacturing an optical element, characterized in that a forming mold made of steel (including stainless steel) and/or a copper alloy formed with a surface film has a Te02 component for the shoulder 3 and / Or a glass preform of 2 〇 3 components for precision press forming. 2. The method of producing the method of claim 1, wherein the surface film contains "one or more selected from the group consisting of N, Cr, and Co" and "either or both." For example, the ratio of the total amount (沁%, Cr, Cr, and Co (% by mass) of the above surface film to the total amount (mass/〇) of Γρ and b” is 85. : 15 to 99 : 1 range. 4. 5. 6. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the surface film has a hardness of 200 (Hv) or more and a thickness of 〇 5 or more. . The cracking method of the mashed glutinous glutinous rice, the glutinous rice glutinous rice glutinous rice, wherein the organic powder, the carbon powder, or the ceramic is dispersed in the surface film, as in any one of claims 1 to 4. For example, the optical element of claim 5 is ##古,本千千千取! <<_方/去, in which an intermediate layer is provided between the above-mentioned forming mold and the above surface film. 8. 如請求項1至6中任—頂之制谇太法 甘丄 項之Ik方法’其中於400。〇以下 進行成形。 如請求項1至7中任—适之贺4古、、表 ^ , , τ仕項之袈&amp;方法,其中上述玻璃預成 型體包含具有如下特徵之光學玻璃:折射率(nd)為1.9以 、及阿貝數〇 d)為1 5以上’玻璃轉移點(Tg)為35〇。。 、下不3外及/或As成分,且以氧化物基準計含有5〇 mol%以上之Te〇2成分。 133673.doc 200921140 9. 如請求項8之製造方法,其中上述玻璃預成型體包含如 下光學玻璃:含有R2〇(R為選自由Li、Na、K及Cs所組 成之群中的一種以上)成分、ZnO成分及Bi203成分,進 而含有Al2〇3及/或Ga203成分。 10. 如請求項8或9之製造方法’其中上述玻璃預成型體包含 如下光學玻璃:以氧化物基準之mol %計,含有 Te〇2 50-90% &gt; R2〇(R為選自由Li、Na、K及Cs所組成之群中的一種 以上)5〜30%、 1〜30%及 1-20% ZnO Bi2〇3 之各成分。 11. 如請求項8至10中任一項之製造方法,其中上述玻璃預 成型體包含如下光學玻璃:以氧化物基準之mol%計,額 外含有0.01〜3.0 mol。/。的Al2〇3及/或Ga203成分。 12. 如請求項8至11中任一項之製造方法,其中上述玻璃預 成型體包含如下光學玻璃:j〇GIS〇6-1999所規定之粉末 法耐水性為1級、2級或3級。 13·如請求項8至12中任一項之製造方法,其中上述玻璃預 成型體包含如下光學玻璃:以氧化物基準之mol%計, B2〇3、Ge〇2以及p2〇5成分之含有率共計為5 m〇l%以下。 14.如請求項8至13中任一項之製造方法,其中上述玻璃預 成型體包含如下光學玻璃:R2〇成分包含Li20及/或Na20 成分。 133673.doc 200921140 15·如請求項8至14中任一項之製造方法,其中上述玻璃預 成型體包含如下光學玻璃:F成分之含量為5 mol%以 下。 16·如請求項8〜15中任一項之製造方法,其中上述玻璃預成 型體包含如下光學玻璃:以氧化物基準之mol%計,含有 Si〇2 0〜10%、及/或 Li2〇 0〜30%、及/或 Na2〇 0〜20%、及/或 κ2〇 0〜15°/。、及/或 Cs2〇 0〜10%、及/或 Mg〇 0~10%、及/或 Ca〇 0〜20%、及/或 Ba〇 0〜20%、及/或 Sr〇 0〜20%、及/或 Ti〇2 0〜10%、及/或 Nb2〇5 0〜10%、及/或 Ta2〇S 0〜10%、及/或 W〇3 0〜10%、及/或 Zr〇2 0〜10%、及/或 Y2〇3 0〜10%、及/或 Yb2〇3 0〜10%、及/或 La2〇3 0〜10%、及/或 Gd2〇3 0〜10%、及/或 Sb2〇3 0-0.5% 133673.doc 200921140 之各成分作為任意成分。 ,其中上述玻璃預 Yb〗〇3、La〗〇3以及 1 7.如請求項8至1 6中任一項之製造方9 成型體包含如下光學玻璃:Y2〇3、 Gd2〇3成分之含量共計未達1〇 mol% c .&lt; i. 133673.doc 200921140 七、指定代表圖: (一) 本案指定代表圖為:(無) (二) 本代表圖之元件符號簡單說明: 八、本案若有化學式時,請揭示最能顯示發明特徵的化學式: (無) 133673.doc8. In the case of claims 1 to 6, the Ik method of the top-of-the-line method is at 400. 〇Formed below. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the glass preform comprises an optical glass having the following characteristics: a refractive index (nd) of 1.9. The glass transition point (Tg) of the glass and the Abe number )d) is 35 or more. . It does not contain 3 or more of the As component, and contains 5 〇 mol% or more of Te 〇 2 component based on the oxide. The method of claim 8, wherein the glass preform comprises an optical glass containing R 2 〇 (R is one or more selected from the group consisting of Li, Na, K, and Cs). The ZnO component and the Bi203 component further contain Al 2 〇 3 and/or Ga 203 components. 10. The manufacturing method according to claim 8 or 9, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: containing 50% by weight of the oxime on the basis of the oxide: 50% to 90% &gt; R2 〇 (R is selected from Li And one or more of the group consisting of Na, K, and Cs) each of 5 to 30%, 1 to 30%, and 1 to 20% of ZnO Bi2〇3. 11. The production method according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein the glass preform comprises an optical glass having an excess of 0.01 to 3.0 mol based on mol% of the oxide. /. Al2〇3 and/or Ga203 components. 12. The manufacturing method according to any one of claims 8 to 11, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: the powder method specified in j〇GIS〇6-1999 is of grade 1, grade 2 or grade 3. . The manufacturing method according to any one of claims 8 to 12, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: the content of B2〇3, Ge〇2, and p2〇5 components in terms of mol% of oxide The total rate is below 5 m〇l%. The production method according to any one of claims 8 to 13, wherein the glass preform comprises an optical glass: the R2 bismuth component comprises a Li20 and/or Na20 component. The manufacturing method according to any one of claims 8 to 14, wherein the glass preform comprises the following optical glass: the content of the F component is 5 mol% or less. The manufacturing method according to any one of claims 8 to 15, wherein the glass preform comprises an optical glass containing 0% to 10%, and/or Li2, based on the mol% of the oxide. 0 to 30%, and/or Na2〇0 to 20%, and/or κ2〇0 to 15°/. And/or Cs2〇0~10%, and/or Mg〇0~10%, and/or Ca〇0~20%, and/or Ba〇0~20%, and/or Sr〇0~20% And/or Ti〇2 0~10%, and/or Nb2〇5 0~10%, and/or Ta2〇S 0~10%, and/or W〇3 0~10%, and/or Zr〇 2 0~10%, and/or Y2〇3 0~10%, and/or Yb2〇3 0~10%, and/or La2〇3 0~10%, and/or Gd2〇3 0~10%, And / or Sb2 〇 3 0-0.5% 133673.doc 200921140 each component as an optional component. The above-mentioned glass pre-Yb 〇 3, La 〇 3 and 1 7. The manufactured article 9 according to any one of claims 8 to 16 includes the following optical glass: Y2〇3, Gd2〇3 component content The total number is less than 1〇mol% c.&lt; i. 133673.doc 200921140 VII. Designated representative map: (1) The representative representative of the case is: (none) (2) The symbol of the representative figure is simple: VIII. If there is a chemical formula, please reveal the chemical formula that best shows the characteristics of the invention: (none) 133673.doc
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