M2514-MP2 High-Performance Close-Up Lens for Automation

Name: M2514-MP2 High-Performance Close-Up Lens for Automation - FRAMOS
SKU: 13352
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Optimize image quality in industrial automation with the M2514-MP2, featuring a 25 mm focal length and exceptional close-up performance.

C/CS Mount lens

1.4 - 1.8 · 1.4 · 16

Aperture

1.4 - 1.8

Aperture Range Lower

1.4

Aperture Range Upper

Backfocal

13.1 mm

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Product Overview

Fixed focal length: 25 mm, Aperture range: F1.4 – F16, Image circle: 11 mm, C-mount, 2 MP resolution

The M2514-MP2 by Computar is a high-performance lens designed for close-up applications in factory automation and image processing. Featuring a fixed focal length of 25 mm and a C-mount, this lens provides optimal image quality for high-resolution sensors up to 2 MP. The aperture range of F1.4 to F16 allows for precise control over light exposure, making it suitable for diverse lighting conditions. With a 2/3-inch sensor compatibility and an 11 mm image circle, it ensures sharpness and accuracy across the frame. Its compact form factor and robust construction make it an excellent choice for industrial environments that require high durability and performance.

Product Specifications

Aperture: 1.4, 1.8
Aperture Range Lower: 1.4
Aperture Range Upper: 16
Backfocal [mm]: 13.1
Filter Thread: M30.5×36
Focal Length [mm]: 12, 16, 25, 5, 8
Focus Type: Fixed focal
Image Circle [mm]: 11
Mount: C
Product Type: Standard Lens
Resolution [MP]: 2
Sensor Size: 2/3 inch

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