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Optics rider, 60/50

Optics rider, 60/50

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Optics rider, 60/50

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Description

For precision optical bench with standard cross-section.
For demonstrations and lab experiments with high precision. Black anodized aluminium profile machined with highest mechanical accuracy. For optical elements mounted on rods.

Technical data

Height from optical bench: 60 mm
Width of base: 50 mm
Clamping width for rods: 10 ... 14 mm

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