30 mm Coaxial Prism Cube MCC3-C
JCOPTIX 30 mm cage cubes mount 25.4 mm beamsplitter cubes or 25 mm right-angle prisms. Adapters for 5 mm, 10 mm, 12.7 mm, and 20 mm cubes fit 30 mm prism cubes. Four side centers have SM1 holes for SM1 mechanics; bottom M4 holes connect to posts. MCC3-CC connectors join multiple cubes. 30 mm cage cube for prisms/beamsplitters. Model: MCC3-C. Size: 41 mm × 41 mm × 41 mm. Fits 25.4 mm beamsplitter cubes and 25 mm right-angle prisms. 4 side SM1 holes and bottom M4 hole. JCOPTIX 30 mm MCC3-C accepts 25.4 or 25 mm cubes, including beamsplitters, right-angle prisms, and prism mirrors, in 30 mm systems or free space. MCC3-CA adapters accept 5 mm, 10 mm, 12.7 mm, or 20 mm beamsplitters. Three 1.5 mm HEX screws on an internal triangular plate secure optics/adapters. Align flat with the base's three corners and avoid overtightening to prevent damage. Inner rubber pads protect optics. Four side centers have SM1 holes and US 4-40 holes for SM1 components/cage rods; bottom M4 holes connect to posts. Beamsplitter cube adapters. Models: MCC3-CA5, MCC3-CA10, MCC3-CA12, MCC3-CA20. Use with 30 mm MCC3-C. For 5 mm, 10 mm, 12.7 mm, and 20 mm cubes. Center optics in cage systems. JCOPTIX adapters fit 30 mm cubes and have input apertures exceeding 80% of area. Two separable parts have grooves for different cube sizes. Align optics to the upper/lower grooves to form a 25.4 mm cube, then secure in a 30 mm MCC3-C. 30 mm cage-cube connector. Model: MCC3-CC. Joins multiple 30 mm cubes with 41mm sides. Two Ø2.4 mm pins. Central Ø26.5 mm hole. JCOPTIX 30 mm connectors join two or more MCC3-C, MCC1-1C, or MCC1-1S cubes. Included hardware: two US 4-40×3/16 hex-socket countersunk screws and four 4-40×3/16 hex-socket button-head screws. Two Ø2.4 mm pins engage cube holes for improved positioning.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Body Material | 6061-T6 |
| Surface Treatment | Black Anodized |
| Element retention method | Retaining Cap Fixing |
| Bottom Connection Hole | M4 Threaded Hole |
| Cage Rod Connection Holes on Cube Side | 16 US 4-40 |
| Central Hole on Cube Side | 4 SM1 Tapped Holes |
| Compatible optical element | 25.4 mm Beamsplitter Cube / 25 mm Right-Angle Prism |
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