The lens barrel is a core structural component of an optical lens system, primarily serving to house, secure, and protect internal optical elements such as lenses, spacers, retaining rings, filters, and apertures. Acting as a crucial interface between optical elements and the mechanical structure, the barrel determines the lens's overall structural stability and influences lens positioning accuracy, optical axis alignment, and final image quality. High-performance lenses impose rigorous precision requirements on barrels, demanding high coaxiality, dimensional stability, mechanical strength, and environmental resilience. Through precision manufacturing, the barrel ensures accurate spatial relationships between lenses, enabling the optical system to achieve optimal imaging performance. These barrels are widely used in applications such as smartphone cameras, automotive ADAS lenses, industrial machine vision lenses, security surveillance lenses, medical lenses, microscopes, and project…












