MLH10XC Manual Zoom Lens

Name: MLH10XC Manual Zoom Lens - FRAMOS
SKU: 13370
Availability: InStock

Provides variable angle of view for inspection and machine vision applications.

C/CS Mount lens

5.6 · 32 · 23.29 mm

Aperture Range Lower

5.6

Aperture Range Upper

Backfocal

23.29 mm

Filter Thread

M46x0.75

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Standard Lens by CBC, Macro Zoom, C Mount: A macro zoom lens with an aperture range from F5.6 to F32, suitable for up to 1/2 inch image circle with a diameter of 8mm. The Back Focal Length (BFL) is 23.29mm and Minimum Object Distance (MOD) is 150mm. It has an M46x0.75 mounting thread.

The MLH10XC manual zoom lens from Computar allows for the manual adjustment of focal length, iris, and focus, offering a variable angle of view. It is designed for use in inspection, machine vision, and robotics where versatility in imaging setups is needed.

The lens features an F5.6-32 aperture, suitable for 1/2-inch sensors, and offers high-quality imaging with adjustable magnification for close inspection tasks.

Product Specifications

Aperture Range Lower: 5.6
Aperture Range Upper: 32
Backfocal [mm]: 23.29
Filter Thread: M46x0.75
Focus Type: Zoom
Image Circle [mm]: 8
Lens Type: Macro
Mount: C
Product Type: Standard Lens
Sensor Size: 1/2 inch

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