OOM-G Series Optical Rail OOP25-M
Designed for one-dimensional assemblies, the optical rail uses carriers to combine other adjustment mounts into a coaxial optical system, making it particularly suitable for small optical experiments. Objects can be secured anywhere along the rail mounting surface, and different optomechanical components can be adapted as needed. High-quality aluminum profiles resist deformation, are lightweight and easy to move, and are suitable for university physical-optics laboratories.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specifications | 25 mm × 111 mm × 22 mm |
| Thread type | 4 Locations M2,2 Locations M4,1 Locations M16,2 Locations Ø4.5mm Countersunk Holes |
| Weight | 87.6g |
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