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TEC-M55 Telecentric Lens with Low Distortion

Precision telecentric lens for measurement applications.

C/CS Mount lens
TEC-M55 Telecentric Lens with Low Distortion

2.8, 3, 4.3 · 32 · 29.8 mm

Aperture Range Lower
2.8, 3, 4.3
Aperture Range Upper
32
Backfocal
29.8 mm
Filter Thread
M43x0.75

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Telecentric Lens by CBC, Fixed Focal, C Mount: A telecentric lens with a 55 mm focal length, adjustable aperture from F2.8 to F32, and optional accessories like a 0.75x converter. Perfect for precision imaging, maintaining constant magnification across the field.

The TEC-M55 is a Computar telecentric lens optimized for minimal distortion, offering precise imaging compared to standard macro lenses. With a focal length of 55 mm, this lens supports C-mount sensors up to 2/3 inch. The telecentric design ensures accurate measurement in metrology and machine vision applications, providing consistent image brightness and resolution throughout the field of view. Optional accessories include a 0.75x converter and 2x extender for versatile magnification adjustments.


Product Specifications

Aperture Range LowerAperture Range Lower
2.8, 3, 4.3
Aperture Range UpperAperture Range Upper
32
Backfocal [mm]Backfocal [mm]
29.8
Filter ThreadFilter Thread
M43x0.75
Focal Length [mm]Focal Length [mm]
55
Focus Type
Fixed focal
Field of View Diagonal [°]Field of View Diagonal [°]
11.5
Field of View Horizontal [°]Field of View Horizontal [°]
9.2
Field of View Vertical [°]Field of View Vertical [°]
6.9
Lens TypeLens Type
Telecentric
MountMount
C
Product TypeProduct Type
Standard Lens
Sensor SizeSensor Size
2/3 inch

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