CMT107 Lens Holder
Centered lens holder from Sunex, M12x0.5 with 15.5mm height, plastic construction. Fits 11.7mm sensors, hole spacing: 19mm.
Product Overview
Lens Holder by Sunex, M12x0.5, 15.5mm Height: This plastic lens holder has an M12x0.5 thread and a height of 15.5mm. It is compatible with a sensor size of 11.7mm and features a hole spacing of 19mm.
The CMT107 Lens Holder from Sunex is a compact lens holder designed for M12x0.5 lenses, with a centered height of 15.5 mm. This lens holder is optimized for sensors up to 11.7 mm in size, making it a practical solution for a variety of imaging applications that require stability and precision. The CMT107 features plastic construction and has hole spacing of 19 mm, ensuring secure attachment in your optical system. Its compact design allows for easy integration in devices requiring M12-mount compatibility.
Key Features:
- Lens Holder: Suitable for M12x0.5 lenses.
- Compact Size: 15.5 mm height, ideal for sensors up to 11.7 mm.
- Plastic Construction: Lightweight yet durable design.
- Hole Spacing: 19 mm for secure mounting.
The CMT107 provides a reliable mounting option for M12 lenses, suitable for a wide range of optical and imaging setups.
Product Specifications
- Centred
- Yes
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Manufacturer - Sunex
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Mount Thread - M12x0.5
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Product Type - Lens Holder
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