CMT168-1122F Precision Mount
Sunex M12x0.5 lens mount, 7.75mm height, 16mm square sensor pocket, 18mm square size, 22mm mount hole spacing, plastic construction.
Product Overview
Mount by Sunex, M12x0.5: A plastic mount with an M12x0.5 thread, 7.75mm in height, and an 18mm square footprint. It has a 22mm mount hole spacing and a 16mm square sensor pocket for precision mounting. No locating pins are included.
The CMT168-1122F Mount by Sunex is a precision lens mount featuring M12x0.5 threading and a height of 7.75 mm. This mount is designed for 16 mm square sensor pockets and includes 22 mm mount hole spacing, making it ideal for various optical applications requiring precise alignment. The CMT168-1122F is constructed from durable plastic and is compatible with an 18 mm square mount, providing a reliable and flexible solution for lens mounting in optical systems.
Key Features:
- Lens Mount: M12x0.5 threading, precision design.
- Height: 7.75 mm for compact integration.
- Sensor Pocket: 16 mm square sensor pocket for secure lens placement.
- Hole Spacing: 22 mm for stable mounting.
The CMT168-1122F offers precision and stability for optical setups requiring accurate sensor-lens alignment.
Product Specifications
- Centred
- Yes
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Manufacturer - Sunex
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Mount Thread - M12x0.5
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Product Type - Mount
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