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Gimballed Mirror Holder for 50mm Optic with Micrometer and Rod

MHAN-50M

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Gimballed mirror mounts for arbitrarily adjusting the mirror angle with its reflection surface is aligned at rotation center. Useful to manipulate laser beam path or change direction of reflected beam.

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Name	Gimballed Mirror Holder for 50mm Optic with Micrometer and Rod
Weight	0.7000kgs
Guide	The RO-20-60 post (diameter φ20mm, length 60mm) is included but it can be replaced with other sizes. Special tools are required to remove the post. Different sized post can be specified at the time of purchase. for A vertical Gimbal mirror mount (BSHL) makes possible to adjust low light axis is available, please see (WEB Reference Catalog Code/W4012). High stability kinematic mirror holder (MHG-NL) for Low light axis is available. (WEB Reference Catalog Code/W4001) High precision adjustment with micrometer head mirror holder (MHAN-DM) is available. (WEB Reference Catalog Code/W4010).
Attention	When using the beam splitter at 45 degres, the transmitted light can be blocked by the frame of the mirror holder. To avoid this situation, use MHG (WEB Reference Catalog Code/W4001) or MHAN (WEB Reference Catalog Code/4010).
Image Label	Gimballed Mirror Holder for 50mm Optic with Micrometer and Rod
Diameter	50mm
Compatible Optics Diameter	φ50mm
Compatible Optics Thickness	3 - 11mm
Fine-Adjustment Range /Tilt	±4°
Fine-Adjustment Range /Rotation	±4°
Resolution /Tilt	about 0.35°/rotation
Resolution /Rotation	about 0.48°/rotation

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MHAN-50M

£256.10

Gimballed mirror mounts for arbitrarily adjusting the mirror angle with its reflection surface is aligned at rotation center. Useful to manipulate laser beam path or change direction of reflected beam.