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Description
Product Details Ideal for Laser Scanning Applications Diffraction Limited Across the Scan Field with Low Wavefront Error Long Working Distances and Large Scan Areas Galvanometers , Beam Expanders , and Laser Sources Also Available Edmund Optics F-Theta Lenses are designed to provide flat fields at the image plane of scanning systems and are used in conjunction with galvanometers , beam expanders , and laser sources . These F-Theta Lenses feature compact form factors, offer a wide range of focal lengths up to 273mm, and large scan fields up to 164mm (X) x 164mm (Y). Optimized for common fiber laser sources and Nd:YAG fundamental or second harmonic, these lenses are available in design wavelengths of 532nm and 1064nm with common mounting threads for easy integration into galvo systems. Edmund Optics F-Theta Lenses are a cost-effective solution for laser scanning and laser processing applications including laser marking, engraving, cutting, drilling, and 3D modeling. Specifications General Type: F-Theta Lens Physical & Mechanical Properties Maximum Diameter (mm): 87 Flange Distance (mm): 126.9 Input Beam Diameter, 1/e 2 (mm): 12 Maximum Length (mm): 52.3 Optical Properties Focal Length FL (mm): 101.60 Scan Angle (°): ±22.68 Scan Field (mm): 56.5 x 56.5 Telecentricity (°): Not Specified Transmission (%): ≥95 Working Distance (mm): 107.9 Design Wavelength DWL (nm): 1064 Wavelength Range (nm): 1064 Focus Size Diameter, 1/e 2 (μm): 17 Threading & Mounting Mounting Threads: M85 x 1.0 Regulatory Compliance Certificate of Conformance: View ×
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