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OPT-RN08565-187-072620M72 M42/M58/F/M72/M72L lens
Manufacturer part number: OPT-RN08565-187-072620M72
Series: Rhino-Bi-Telezentrik
- Objektivbauart
- Bi-telecentric
- Abbildungsmaßstab
- 0.8565 ×
- Objektfeld
- Ø 72.39 mm
- Arbeitsabstand
- 187 mm ± 3 mm
- Auflösungsvermögen
- 95 lp/mm
- Koaxiale Einkopplung
- No
- Mount
- M42/M58/F/M72/M72L
- Baulänge
- 437.8 mm
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| Manufacturer part number | OPT-RN08565-187-072620M72 |
|---|---|
| Working Distance(mm) | 187 mm ± 3 mm |
| Aperture(F/#) | F9.0 – F44 |
| Magnification（X） | 0.8565 × |
| Coaxial | no |
| Image Circle Ø(mm) | Ø62 mm |
| Kleinste sinnvolle Pixelgröße | 5.26 µm |
| MTF30(lp/mm) | 95 lp/mm |
| Distortion | <0.06 % |
| Depth Of Field(mm) | 1.18 mm |
| Telecentricity | 0.10° |
| Flange Focal Distance(mm) | 12/19.55 |
| Object To Image Distance(mm) | 636.8 mm |
| Mount | M42/M58/F/M72/M72L |
| Field Of View∅(mm) | 72.39 mm |
| Objektivbauart | Bi-telecentric |
| Gewicht | 4.26 kg |
| Abmessungen | 112 × 437.8 |
| Betriebstemperatur | -20 °C – +60 °C |
Data according to the manufacturer's documentation. The current manufacturer datasheet, quotation and order confirmation are authoritative. Errors and changes excepted.
Dimensional drawing
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Datasheet mit Maßzeichnung OPT-RN08565-187-072620M72* (PDF)
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3D-Modell OPT-RN08565-187-072620M72* (STEP)
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Description
The OPT-RN08565-187-072620M72 is listed in OPT's series “Rhino Bi-Telecentric” with magnification 0.8565 ×, aperture F9.0 - F44, image circle Ø62 mm. In addition: working distance 187 mm ± 3 mm, M42/M58/F/M72/M72L, telecentricity 0.10°.
The Rhino series is telecentric on both sides: perspective and focus errors disappear, and the object is imaged at its true size. Large apertures bring plenty of light onto the sensor, and the field of view ranges, depending on the model, from Ø36 to Ø150 mm - for sensors from 1/2.5" to Ø82 mm. It is made for metrology: edges, holes, contours and height offsets that must be measured regardless of the object's position.
When choosing a lens, what counts is the interplay of sensor size, pixel size, field of view and working distance - the focal length alone says little. If you tell us your camera and inspection task, we check the combination and, if needed, suggest suitable lighting to go with it. The dimensional drawing and the STEP model are included.