High Mag Zoom Lenses - Zoom 6000

Zoom 6000 Lens System

A selection of different body tubes, optical accessories, motorized configurations and lighting techniques make Navitar's 6000 zoom system the essential zoom with unbeatable versatility.

Flexibility by Design

• Incredibly flexible dynamic magnification range from 0.09-393X.
• High-contrast images and vivid colors help your equipment perform at its best.
• The 0.01-125.68 mm field of view enables you to view a wide range of objects.
• Working distances range from 34 to 390 mm.

Infinity-corrected lenses for unrivalled image clarity and sharp edges.

Navitar's Zoom 6000 is a modular zoom lens system offering high-contrast images and exceptional versatility.

Configure a system to suit almost any application by choosing from a diverse selection of body tubes, accessory optics, motorized configurations and lighting techniques.

Depending on configuration:

• Dynamic magnification range from 0.09X to 393.80X (with UltraZoom)
• Field coverage from 0.01 to 182.72
• Working distance from 13 mm.
• Add infinity-corrected objective lenses for unsurpassed flatness and edge clarity.

The Zoom 6000 system's body tube contains the main zoom mechanism and determines the mechanical nature of your system. Body tubes can be configured with or without zoom. Options include:

Manual zoom modules: manual adjustment of zoom and focus enables the user to modify the field of view and regain focus when the sample being imaged changes size.

Apertures:

allow the amount of light passing through the system to be adjusted without altering the intensity of the light source. Correct adjustment can improve depth of field.

Notches:

Obtain specific notches throughout the zoom range by selecting a notched body tube. Typically used in systems where each position requires calibration, detents allow predefined detents at 1X, 2X, 3X and 4X on the zoom scale.

Fine focus:

for applications without a separate moving support system, fine focus tubes offer focus over an axial distance of 3 mm (coaxial models only) or 12 mm (non-coaxial models) from the object. Available in manual and motorized versions.

Motorized versions:

Coaxial illumination: Coaxial (axial) illumination is particularly effective for imaging flat specular surfaces. Integration of the coaxial illumination port enables a collimated, diffuse and uniform illumination source to be integrated into a zoom lens.

All zoom lenses are supplied with zoom and focus locking screws as standard.