FL-YKL5028 High-Definition K-Mount Line-Scan Lens

Name: FL-YKL5028 High-Definition K-Mount Line-Scan Lens - FRAMOS
SKU: 13991
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FL-YKL5028 high-definition K-mount line-scan lens with 50mm focal length, F/2.8 aperture, and focus lock, supports 45mm sensors for 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

M62

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Product Overview

Large Format Lens by Ricoh, Fixed Focal, K Mount: Featuring a 50 mm focal length and click stop focus lock, this K mount lens is designed for industrial applications, providing excellent imaging quality with an MOD of 250 mm.

The FL-YKL5028 is a high-definition line-scan lens with a K bayonet mount, optimized for industrial imaging tasks. It features a 50 mm focal length and F/2.8 aperture, suitable for sensors up to 45 mm. This lens offers precise focus adjustments with a lock screw and is ideal for applications such as steel inspection, textile quality control, and other flat material imaging tasks. It provides consistent optical performance across the entire image field.

Product Specifications

Aperture: 2.8
Aperture Range Lower: 2.8
Aperture Range Upper: 22
Filter Thread: M62
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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