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Product Attributes
| Product Attribute | Attribute Value |
| Manufacturer: | Basler |
| Product Category: | Camera Lenses |
| Product: | Lens |
| Description/Function: | Computar C-Mount Lens 2/3 in with a Fixed Focal Length of 12 mm and an Aperture Range from F1.4 – F16 without IR Cut Filter |
| Brand: | Basler |
| Maximum Operating Temperature: | + 50 C |
| Minimum Operating Temperature: | – 10 C |
| Product Type: | Camera Lenses |
| Factory Pack Quantity: | 1 |
Product Information
The part number 2000034698 is a technical component that is used in various applications. It is known for its durability and reliability. This part is designed to provide efficient performance and is compatible with different systems. Its technical specifications include [insert specific technical details]. Overall, this part number is essential for ensuring smooth operations in various industries.
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Product Compliance
USHTS:9002119000
ECCN:EAR99
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Basler Lenses
Lenses
Basler Lenses are available with different mounts and image circles to fit various sensor sizes. The lenses have a good price/performance ratio, and the lens’s image circle must fit the sensor size, or be only negligibly larger. C-mount lenses come in a broad range of quality classifications and have adjustable focus and an iris ring for better configuration of the shutter. The affordable S-mount lenses are outfitted with a fixed aperture, and are focused by adjusting the screw-in depth.
