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Infiniprobe S-32 UV Video Microscope

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Product Details

Type:
Long Distance Microscope
Style:
UV

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Length (mm):
144.40
Maximum Diameter (mm):
35
Weight (g):
181.4

Optical Properties

Horizontal Field of View, 1/2" Sensor:
2.0mm
Horizontal Field of View, 2/3" Sensor:
2.75mm
Primary Magnification PMAG:
0X - 3.2X
Working Distance (mm):
32 - ∞

Sensor

Maximum Sensor Format:
2/3"

Threading & Mounting

Mount:
C-Mount

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Reach 224:
Certificate of Conformance:

Product Family Description

  • Available in Standard and Right Angle Versions
  • Magnification Range from 0X to 8.0X
  • Max. 2/3" Sensor Format
  • Direct Video C-Mount Coupling
  • No Adapters Required

The InfiniProbe™ is available in a model designed to continuously focus UV light. The InfiniProbe™ 8.0X UV Video Microscope boasts a magnification range of 0-8X, supports up to a 2/3" format sensor, and offers direct video C-Mount coupling while incorporating exceptional resolution in the UV spectrum. Focusing from infinity down to a 0.8mm FOV at a WD of 20mm, the InfiniProbe™ 8.0X UV is capable of yielding magnifications up to 328X on a 13 inch monitor (based on a ½" sensor). To double magnification, add the DL-UV (#58-947) or LDL-UV (#58-948) Doubler Tube on the C-Mount. Mounting is provided through an included ¼-20 mounting clamp. A variety of UV lighting options are available including the MH-100 illuminator, UV curing lamps, and Broadband Fiber Coupled Illuminators.

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DL-UV Doubler Tube for 2X Magnification #58-947 S$913.50   Request Quote
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LDL-UV Doubler Tube (Lockable & Rotatable) #58-948 S$1,080.25   Request Quote
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