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■Equipped with a coaxial illumination port for fiber optic source connection ■Available in two operating distances: 65mm and 120mm ■C-mount lens compatible with 2/3 type

The compact-sized telecentric lens provides a flexible solution for many applications. The compact size and long working distance are necessary conditions depending on the environment. Each lens is equipped with a port for coaxial illumination that can connect to light guide products with a fiber bundle diameter of 6.4mm (mounting part diameter 7.92mm) (the light guide is secured with an M3 screw inside the port). The coaxial illumination method is ideal for imaging reflective surfaces such as metals and transparent objects, as it reproduces the difference in reflectivity of the subject's surface as a contrast difference in the actual image. Although the image contrast obtained may be lower compared to other lighting methods, this product line offers magnifications of up to 6X and provides uniform illumination for a sensor size of 10mm (horizontal). It is also convenient when there is no extra space to install external lighting between the lens and the subject. ... For more information on this description, as well as the product lineup of standard products, their specifications, and sales prices, please visit the relevant product page on the official website of Edmund Optics Japan Co., Ltd. (You can access it from the product homepage linked above).

Edmund Optics (EO) is a leading company in optical components, imaging, and photonics technology. It supports markets worldwide, including R&D, electronics, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and biomedical fields. EO's products are used in a wide range of applications, from DNA analysis to retinal-based personal identification and high-speed FA applications. With the fusion of EO's latest manufacturing capabilities and global logistics network, it is recognized in the market as the No. 1 supplier of optical components available for stock sale. Japanese customers are served by the local subsidiary, Edmund Optics Japan, Inc.