Tamron 13FG06IR-SQ 1/3" IR Mono-Focal Lens (Discontinued)

The Tamron 13FG06IR-SQ is a highly efficient 1/3" IR mono-focal lens, meticulously engineered to meet the demanding requirements of industrial and machine vision applications. This lens features a focal length of 6mm and a versatile aperture range of F1.2 to F360, allowing it to deliver exceptional image clarity and brightness across a variety of lighting conditions. The horizontal field of view is 46.5°, and the vertical field of view is 34.6°, making it an ideal choice for expansive coverage in surveillance and monitoring setups.

With a CS mount and a manual focus mechanism that includes a lock, the Tamron lens is user-friendly and adaptable for various setups. Its DC auto-iris functionality ensures that the lens adjusts automatically to varying light conditions, enhancing performance during both day and night operations. Weighing only 38g, this lens is lightweight yet robust, operating efficiently in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +60°C.

The advanced infrared optical system further enhances image quality, making it suitable for a broad spectrum of industrial applications, including quality control, automation, and surveillance. Tamron's commitment to innovation and excellence positions the 13FG06IR-SQ lens as an invaluable asset in optimizing image processing and monitoring solutions for businesses seeking reliability and performance.

Features:

• Imager Size: 1/3"
• Mount Type: CS
• Focal Length: 6mm
• Aperture Range: F1.2 to F360
• Field of View (1/3"): 46.5° horizontal, 34.6° vertical
• Manual Focus with Lock
• DC Auto-Iris
• Focusing Range: 0.2m to infinity
• Back Focus: 8.92mm
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +60°C
• Lightweight: 38g

Applications:

• Industrial Vision Systems: Ideal for machine vision applications requiring precise image analysis and quality control.
• Surveillance and Security: Works effectively with Day/Night and infrared-enabled CCTV cameras for improved image capture.
• Automation and Robotics: Enables clear, accurate imaging in automated inspection systems.
• Quality Control: Ensures sharp, high-quality images for detecting defects in manufacturing environments.
• Monitoring and Safety: Useful in areas where detailed and reliable visual monitoring is required, even under varying light conditions.