TS ISO 10110-10

TS ISO 10110-10 is a part of the optical and photonic drawing standard family that focuses on how data for optical elements and cemented assemblies is presented in tabular form on drawings. In practical engineering terms, it supports a common way to communicate optical part information so that design, manufacturing, and inspection teams can interpret the same drawing consistently.

From the title alone, the document is concerned with optical elements and cemented assemblies, meaning both single optical components and bonded optical groups. In general technical usage, this kind of drawing information helps organize details such as geometry-related notes, surface-related data, orientation, and other element-specific identifiers in a structured table rather than spreading them across the drawing in an inconsistent way.

Why the tabular presentation matters

Optical drawings often need to carry more than a shape outline. For lenses, prisms, and assembled optical units, the documentation may need to distinguish between individual elements and bonded assemblies, because the assembly itself can introduce interfaces and alignment considerations that are different from those of a single part. A standardized table format helps keep that information readable and reduces ambiguity in technical communication.

This TSE record is withdrawn, but the subject remains useful as general technical background for anyone working with optical documentation. It belongs to the broader ISO 10110 approach, which is widely associated with structured notation for optical components and systems on drawings.