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LM28LF Large Format Lens

Optimized 28mm lens with low distortion for industrial line scan applications.

LM28LF Large Format Lens
LM28LF Large Format Lens
LM28LF Large Format Lens

Large Format Lenses
LM28LF Large Format Lens

2.8 · 2.8 · 16

Aperture
2.8
Aperture Range Lower
2.8
Aperture Range Upper
16
Filter Thread
M72x0.75

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Large Format Lens by Kowa, 8.3 MP, F Mount: This lens has an aperture range of F2.8 to F16, suitable for image circles up to 43.3mm. It features a focal length of 28mm, a MOD of 300mm, M72x0.75 threading, and is built for low distortion.

Kowa's LM28LF lens is engineered for line scan applications, providing a 28mm focal length and F2.8 aperture. Supporting up to 8.3 MP resolution, it features a 46mm image circle and low distortion, ideal for 4K camera systems. The lens is suitable for high-precision inspection tasks where close-up imaging is required.

Designed for rugged industrial environments, the LM28LF ensures reliable performance with high optical quality.

Product Specifications

ApertureAperture
2.8
Aperture Range LowerAperture Range Lower
2.8
Aperture Range UpperAperture Range Upper
16
Filter ThreadFilter Thread
M72x0.75
Fixing ScrewsFixing Screws
Yes
Focal Length [mm]Focal Length [mm]
28
Focus Type
Fixed focal
Image Circle [mm]Image Circle [mm]
46
MountMount
F
Product TypeProduct Type
Large Format Lens
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
8.3
Sensor SizeSensor Size
43.3 mm

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