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Connects To: Optical fiber Lens Material: f/2 fused silica Dynasil Type: Single lens Wavelength Range: 185nm – 2.5μm Connector: SMA 905, 6.35 mm ferrule Connector Threads: 3/8-24 external thread Diameter: 5 mm Focal Length Specification:10 mm

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A M12 lens, also called S-mount lens, is the most compact lens for a vision camera. For example, this lens can be used in medical equipment and compact handheld devices. The S-mount lens is very small and is often used on compact board-level cameras. Do you want to use this lens on our machine vision camera? Then it is best to purchase a CS-mount camera. You also need a CS to M12 adapter and a M12 lockring to secure the lens. The lens can be used with a vision camera that has a sensor size of 1/3", 1/2.5", 1/2.3", 1/2" or 1/1.8".

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Would you like to purchase a machine vision lens (C-mount lens, M12 lens, telecentric lens or any other) but you still have a question? Please let us know, we are more than happy to help you further.

Here at Get Cameras, we understand the importance of long-term planning for your machine vision projects.  While our machine vision lenses don't have guaranteed life cycle, we're committed to keeping you informed. We work closely with the lens manufacturer and proactively monitor their availability.  If a lens is nearing its End of Life (EOL), we'll reach out well in advance to let you know.  This gives you ample time to consider a last-time purchase or explore suitable alternatives we can offer. By staying informed, you can ensure a smooth transition and avoid any potential disruptions to your projects.

Due to a poorer predictability of the delivery reliability of CS-mount lenses, we do not offer this standard in our online store. We only offer this for volume projects from 100 pieces per year. The prices of this lens usually vary between 8 and 25 euros per piece. In addition, we have the possibility to make adjustments to the iris. If you are interested in this lens, please let us know.

Connects To: Optical fiber Lens Material: f/2 BK-7 glass Type: Single lens Wavelength Range: 350nm – 2.5μm Connector: SMA 905, 6.35 mm ferrule Connector Threads: 3/8-24 external thread Diameter: 5 mm Focal Length Specification: 10 mm

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We have chosen not to sell cheap M12 lenses, but high quality M12 lenses with little to no distortion. More expensive M12 lenses are suitable for very high resolution cameras and large image sensors (up to 1/1.8 "). Cheap M12 lenses often have a lot of geometric distortion and are only suitable up to a sensor size of 1/3".

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At Get Cameras we offer high-quality, affordable lenses for industrial image processing and we have a wide range of industrial lenses C-mount lens, F-mount lens, M12 lens, telecentric lens, and more, for industrial image processing / machine vision in various industries. Our unique selling points are:

Lens Material: f/2 fused silica Dynasil Type: Holder Wavelength Range: 200nm – 2μm Connector Threads: “3/8-24 (ports) 9.525 mm x 25.4 mm (nipple)” Cosine Corrector: Yes (Spectralon diffusing material) Diameter: 5 mm Dimensions (OD): 16.5 x 16.5 x 19.9 Focal Length Specification:10 mm Mirror Coating: UV-enhanced aluminum Mirror Reflectivity: >80% from 200-1000 nm Weight: 11.3 g

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Connects To: Spectrometer Lens Material: f/2 fused silica Dynasil Type: Single lens, direct-attach Wavelength Range: 200nm – 2.5μm Connector: SMA 905 Connector Threads: “3/8-24 external thread 1/4-36 internal thread” Diameter: 5 mm Focal Length Specification:10 mm

Connects To: Optical fiber Lens Material: f/2 fused silica Dynasil Type: Achromatic doublet Wavelength Range: 350nm – 2.5μm Connector: SMA 905, 6.35 mm ferrule Connector Threads: 3/8-24 external thread Diameter: 5 mm Focal Length Specification: 10 mm

Our SWIR C-mount lens series are made for industrial applications and supports the wavelength range from 400nm to 1700 nm. With this wavelength, they cover visible spectrum + SWIR spectrum, being considered VIS-SWIR lenses.

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Industrial lenses for industrial image processing What are the advantages of C-mount lens? C-mount is a standardized thread connection. The main advantages are: Suitable for all our image-sensors; You can set the aperture (iris); You can set the focus; You can attach the iris and focus by means of screws; You can easily and securely mount the lens; The lens is very light sensitive. The only disadvantages of the C-mount lens is the size (relatively large) and the price. This lens is the most expensive version of machine vision lenses that you can place on an industrial vision camera.  What is a CS mount lens? A CS-mount lens is a lens that is often used in security cameras. A CS-mount lens can only be used on a CS-mount camera. When ordering our machine vision camera, you also have the option to provide the camera with CS-mount. What are the characteristics of a CS mount lens? It’s very affordable You can set the focus; Usually you can’t adjust the iris; You can easily and securely mount the CS lens; Regular new models where the old lenses go EOL, unless large orders of 2000-5000 are placed. Due to a poorer predictability of the delivery reliability of CS-mount lenses, we do not offer this standard in our online store. We only offer this for volume projects from 100 pieces per year. The prices of this lens usually vary between 8 and 25 euros per piece. In addition, we have the possibility to make adjustments to the iris. If you are interested in this lens, please let us know. What is an M12 or S-mount lens? A M12 lens, also called S-mount lens, is the most compact lens for a vision camera. For example, this lens can be used in medical equipment and compact handheld devices. The S-mount lens is very small and is often used on compact board-level cameras. Do you want to use this lens on our machine vision camera? Then it is best to purchase a CS-mount camera. You also need a CS to M12 adapter and a M12 lockring to secure the lens. The lens can be used with a vision camera that has a sensor size of 1/3", 1/2.5", 1/2.3", 1/2" or 1/1.8". Get Lenses M12 lenses We have chosen not to sell cheap M12 lenses, but high quality M12 lenses with little to no distortion. More expensive M12 lenses are suitable for very high resolution cameras and large image sensors (up to 1/1.8 "). Cheap M12 lenses often have a lot of geometric distortion and are only suitable up to a sensor size of 1/3". Special machine vision lenses We have special industrial lenses designed to meet the unique requirements of your image processing projects. C-mount lens for microscope We offer a series of Microscope C-mount lenses that are compatible with our industrial cameras. Select between magnifications and opt for models with or without coaxil input. Machine vision UV lens For UV lengths between 240nm to 1000nm, you can find UV lens available for you machine vision application. C-mount SWIR lens Our SWIR C-mount lens series are made for industrial applications and supports the wavelength range from 400nm to 1700 nm. With this wavelength, they cover visible spectrum + SWIR spectrum, being considered VIS-SWIR lenses. Varifocal and zoom lenses Machine vision lenses usually have a fixed focal length and manual adjustable aperture. For some machine vision applications, we understand the need of a varifocal lens or a motorized focal / zoom lens or even a auto focus lens. If you didn’t find the lens that you are looking for, please contact us. C-mount vs Cs-mount The difference between a C-mount machine vision lens and CS-mount lens is that the lens mount of the camera with a CS-mount is 5mm shorter. A CS-mount lens must be 5 mm shorter to the image-sensor than a C-mount lens. It is possible, by means of a lens adapter (5mm ring), to use a C-mount lens on a CS-mount vision camera. However, it is not possible to use a CS-mount lens on a C-mount vision camera. That is because in that case the lens will not be close enough to the image sensor. Lens Calculator An easy way to find the right focal length for your application is using our lens calculator. By inputting camera sensor size, field of view and working distance, a recommended focal length for your machine vision lens is calculated. As an advanced feature, you can input your camera parameters (resolution and pixel size) and find out the final FOV with the recommended focal length. Which machine vision lens should I purchase? GeT Lenses has an assortment of different types of industrial lenses. When selecting the correct machine vision lens, we recommend the following: If you have a machine vision application with low volumes or a camera with a sensor larger than 1/1.8" we recommend the use of a C-mount lens. If you develop a volume product in which the dimensions of the lens are critical, a M12 lens is the best choice. The camera sensor must not exceed 1/1.8". If you develop a volume product in which the cost of the lens is critical, then both a M12 lens or CS-mount lens are a good choice. Again, the camera sensor must not exceed 1/1.8". Machine vision lens life cycle Here at Get Cameras, we understand the importance of long-term planning for your machine vision projects.  While our machine vision lenses don't have guaranteed life cycle, we're committed to keeping you informed. We work closely with the lens manufacturer and proactively monitor their availability.  If a lens is nearing its End of Life (EOL), we'll reach out well in advance to let you know.  This gives you ample time to consider a last-time purchase or explore suitable alternatives we can offer. By staying informed, you can ensure a smooth transition and avoid any potential disruptions to your projects. Need support for industrial lenses? Would you like to purchase a machine vision lens (C-mount lens, M12 lens, telecentric lens or any other) but you still have a question? Please let us know, we are more than happy to help you further.

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Machine vision lenses usually have a fixed focal length and manual adjustable aperture. For some machine vision applications, we understand the need of a varifocal lens or a motorized focal / zoom lens or even a auto focus lens. If you didn’t find the lens that you are looking for, please contact us.

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Medium range IR illuminator for day/night CCTV cameras · Distances up to 182' (55m) · Angles of illumination 45 and 120o · 850nm or 940nm Wavelengths · Low power ...

A CS-mount lens is a lens that is often used in security cameras. A CS-mount lens can only be used on a CS-mount camera. When ordering our machine vision camera, you also have the option to provide the camera with CS-mount.

We offer a series of Microscope C-mount lenses that are compatible with our industrial cameras. Select between magnifications and opt for models with or without coaxil input.

The only disadvantages of the C-mount lens is the size (relatively large) and the price. This lens is the most expensive version of machine vision lenses that you can place on an industrial vision camera.

It is possible, by means of a lens adapter (5mm ring), to use a C-mount lens on a CS-mount vision camera. However, it is not possible to use a CS-mount lens on a C-mount vision camera. That is because in that case the lens will not be close enough to the image sensor.

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Connects To: Optical fiber Lens Material: f/4 fused silica Dynasil Optical Diffuser: 100 mm Type: Single lens Wavelength Range: 185nm – 2.5μm Connector: SMA 905, 6.35 mm ferrule Connector Threads: ¼-36 external thread Diameter: 25.4 mm Focal Length Specification: 100 mm

The difference between a C-mount machine vision lens and CS-mount lens is that the lens mount of the camera with a CS-mount is 5mm shorter. A CS-mount lens must be 5 mm shorter to the image-sensor than a C-mount lens.

GeT Lenses has an assortment of different types of industrial lenses. When selecting the correct machine vision lens, we recommend the following:

An easy way to find the right focal length for your application is using our lens calculator. By inputting camera sensor size, field of view and working distance, a recommended focal length for your machine vision lens is calculated. As an advanced feature, you can input your camera parameters (resolution and pixel size) and find out the final FOV with the recommended focal length.

Collimating lenses can be attached to the spectrometer, coupled to optical fibers, or integrated into sampling accessories. Most lenses have an inner barrel threaded for SMA 905 connectors. The inner barrel slides relative to the lens fixture for adjusting the focus; a setscrew secures the barrel.

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