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Micro-Video-Zoom Objective with CMOS Camera Introduced

Offers a range of magnification, fields of view, and working distances

Titan Tool Supply
Mon, 12/06/2010 - 13:17
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(Titan Tool Supply: Buffalo, NY) -- Titan Tool Supply Inc. introduces its new Micro-Video-Zoom Objective and Camera, featuring a CMOS camera for use in microscopy or to attach to a borescope for connecting to a desktop or laptop computer. The new low-cost unit is supplied with a 6-ft USB cable and TWAIN-compliant software and has an adjustable back focal length, allowing it to be used with any monocular microscope tube from 150 mm to 170 mm long.

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Offering a wide range of magnification, fields of view, and working distances for video use, the new Micro-Video-Zoom Objective and Camera is designed for industrial quality control applications including machine vision, group viewing, printed circuit board fabrication, wire bonders, computer-related production and testing, and three coordinate measuring machines. Because the unit has a computer-designed cross-hair reticle for video applications, it is lower in cost than using a cross-hair generator on other objectives.

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