Navitar to showcase M12 board lenses at SPIE DCS 2017

March 23, 2017
At the Navitar booth at SPIE DCS 2017, the company will showcase its line of M12 micro-video S-mount lenses, which are designed for CCD or CMOS image sensors and target applications such as machine vision, robotics, and security.

At the Navitar booth at SPIE DCS 2017, the company will showcase its line of M12 micro-video S-mount lenses, which are designed for CCD or CMOS image sensors and target applications such as machine vision, robotics, and security. The compact lenses feature a multi-element design and are available in focal lengths from 1.2 to 12 mm in an M12 x 0.5 mm thread with options to cover 1/4”, 1/2.7”, and 1/2.8” CMOS image sensors. Additionally, the lenses feature 650 nm infrared cut filters on all models (except 1-26818 and 1-26819).

SPIE DCS 2017 booth number: 357

To Learn More:

Contact:Navitar Inc.
Headquarters: Rochester, NY, USA
Product: M12 board lenses
Key Features: Focal lengths from 1.2 to 12 mm in an M12 x 0.5 mm thread, multi-element design, 650 nm IR cut filter.

What Navitar says:
View more information on the M12 lenses.

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