FL-YFL3528 Line-Scan Lens for F-Mount

Name: FL-YFL3528 Line-Scan Lens for F-Mount - FRAMOS
SKU: 11687
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High-performance FL-YFL3528 line-scan lens with 35mm focal length, F/2.8 aperture, and F bayonet mount, optimized for close-up industrial imaging applications.

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2.8 · 2.8 · 22

Aperture

2.8

Aperture Range Lower

2.8

Aperture Range Upper

Filter Thread

M62x0.75

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Product Overview

Large Format Lens by Ricoh, Fixed Focal, F Mount: A 35 mm focal length lens with adjustable aperture, providing an MOD of 190 mm, suitable for high-resolution imaging applications requiring flexibility in focus and depth of field.

The FL-YFL3528 is a line-scan lens with an F bayonet mount, optimized for close-up industrial imaging tasks. With a 35 mm focal length and F/2.8 aperture, this lens is suitable for capturing detailed images across flat materials such as textiles, films, and printed materials. Its M62x0.75 threading allows for easy installation, making it an ideal choice for applications requiring precise optical performance in industrial environments.

Product Specifications

Aperture: 2.8
Aperture Range Lower: 2.8
Aperture Range Upper: 22
Filter Thread: M62x0.75
Focal Length [mm]: 35, 50
Focus Type: Fixed focal
Mount: F, K
Product Type: Large Format Lens
Sensor Size: 45 mm

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