LM35LF Large Format Lens

Name: LM35LF Large Format Lens - FRAMOS
SKU: 18864
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High-quality large format lens with low distortion for precision line scan imaging.

Large Format Lenses

LM35LF Large Format Lens

2.8 · 2.8 · 16

Aperture

2.8

Aperture Range Lower

2.8

Aperture Range Upper

Filter Thread

M52x0.75

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Large Format Lens by Kowa, 8.3 MP, F Mount: A fixed focal lens with an aperture range of F2.8 to F16. Suitable for an image circle up to 43.4mm. The focal length is 35mm, MOD is 260mm, and it has M52x0.75 threading. This lens is designed for low distortion imaging.

The LM35LF lens from Kowa is designed for line scan applications, offering optimized performance for 4K cameras. With a 35mm focal length and a wide aperture of F2.8, it supports up to 8.3 MP resolution. The lens features a large 46mm image circle and low distortion, suitable for close-distance inspections in industrial imaging setups.

Its robust construction ensures reliability in demanding environments, providing high optical clarity and minimal image aberration.

Product Specifications

Aperture: 2.8
Aperture Range Lower: 2.8
Aperture Range Upper: 16
Filter Thread: M52x0.75
Fixing Screws: Yes
Focal Length [mm]: 35
Focus Type: Fixed focal
Image Circle [mm]: 46
Filter Type: no IR-cut filter
Material Barrel: Metal
Material Lenses: n/a
Mount: F
Product Type: Large Format Lens
Resolution [MP]: 8.3
Sensor Size: 43.4 mm

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