Reliable Tripod Adapter for M12 Modules – 1/4″ Thread

Name: Reliable Tripod Adapter for M12 Modules - 1/4" Thread - FRAMOS
SKU: 26333
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Provides stable mounting for M12-compatible imaging devices.

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Reliable Tripod Adapter for M12 Modules – 1/4″ Thread

FRAMOS · M12 · Tripod Mount Adapter

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FRAMOS

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M12

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Tripod Mount Adapter

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FRAMOS Tripod Mount Adapter, M12: A tripod adapter designed for M12 mount, featuring a 1/4″ thread. It is made of black anodized aluminum and compatible with FSMs equipped with an M12 mount.

The FMA-MNT-TRP1/4 is an anodized aluminum tripod adapter for M12 camera modules, featuring a 1/4" thread for attachment to standard tripods. This durable adapter ensures reliable mounting and positioning for precise image capture in industrial and professional setups, supporting M12-compatible FRAMOS sensor modules.

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Manufacturer: FRAMOS
Mount Thread: M12
Product Type: Tripod Mount Adapter

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