Gradium definition

Gradium means Gradium Glass, a specialty optical glass developed by LightPath with a variable refractive index profile in the axial direction.

Examples of Gradium in a sentence

  • The royalty percentage payable during the fourth Contract Year will be 1% of the gross revenues of NHG and its affiliates from the sale of Gradium and Gradium-based materials and products.

  • NHG shall not sublicense any IP related to Gradium appoint an associate manufacturer or sub-manufacturer of Gradium without the prior written consent of LightPath.

  • On the date each royalty payment is due, NHG will submit to LightPath a written certification of the gross revenues generated from the sale of Gradium and Gradium-based materials and products during the prior calendar quarter and payment of the applicable royalty amount for such sales.

  • The process of making lenses from Gradium material is not considered confidential material.

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