Adjustable Apertures

The MID14-24 is precise motorized iris diaphragm controlled via PC and intuitive graphic user interface (GUI). Due to the unique design, an aluminum blades forming square diaphragm always remains centered about an “optical axis” including internal SM1–threaded hole. Even while tuned from 0 to 14 mm size, the ...

Specifications

Aperture Shape: Rectangle
Material (body): Anodized Aluminum
Material (blades): Aluminum
Aperture Size: 0-14mm
Microstep Size (Default Resolution): 10 µm
The MD12 is client-inspired very handy manually adjustable mechanical diaphragm. Intuitively simple aperture control consists of 4 independently-controlled aluminum sliding jaws, which can form either rectangle or square aperture of any size within 0…12mm range. Black anodized finish aluminum blades greatly reduce unwanted ...

Specifications

Aperture Shape: Rectangle
Material (body): Black Anodized Aluminum
Material (blades): Aluminum
Aperture Size: 0-12mm
The Ealing range of Mounted Iris Diaphragms are lever operated and offer a continuous variable diameter aperture in a range of four sizes. Two versions are available, a standard and unmounted iris diaphragms which have a minimum closed aperture and a new zero aperture. The standard models are supplied in a black anodized aluminum ...

Specifications

Aperture Shape: Circle
Material (body): Aluminum
Material (blades): Aluminum
Aperture Size: 25-0.8mm
Rectangular Apertures can be used to define the boundaries of an optical path or to mask out specific areas in an optical system, for example on a test target, monochromator, CCD or a detector. They are constructed from four independently-controlled brass knife edge jaws, that can be adjusted from fully closed to an area 12 mm square ...

Specifications

Aperture Shape: Square, Rectangle
Material (body): Aluminum
Material (blades): Brass
Aperture Size: 0-12mm
Body: Anodized Aluminum
There are 4 different Adjustable Apertures from suppliers and manufacturers listed in this category. In just a few clicks you can compare different Adjustable Apertures with each other and get an accurate quote based on your needs and specifications. Please note that the prices of Adjustable Apertures vary significantly for different products based on various factors including technical parameters, features, brand name, etc. Please contact suppliers directly to inquire about the details and accurate pricing information for any product model. Simply navigate to the product page of interest and use the orange button to directly reach out to the respective supplier with one click.

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In optics, the word aperture describes a hole or opening through which light travels. Aperture is crucial in a number of optical instruments such as cameras and telescopes. Adjustable apertures, manual or automated, are typically used in applications where limiting or shaping incident light is required. For example, rectangular apertures can be used to define the boundaries of an optical path or to mask out specific areas in an optical system, like on a test target, monochromator, CCD or a detector.