Stainless steel material has good long-term stability.
LBTEK stainless steel flip mount is used together with other Mechanical Engineering components. It is often used in Compare experiments, where optical components are mounted to the flip mount through other Mechanical Engineering parts. Flipping 90° can move the mounted optical component out of the optical path, and restoring it can return it to the optical path. Its maximum flip repeatability can reach 100 µrad. The all-stainless-steel structure ensures excellent thermal stability. TS-01A has an M4 threaded hole on the bottom, and TS-01B has an M4 countersunk hole on the bottom, allowing connection to standard optical posts.
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Attributes
MaterialStainless steel
Tilting angle90°
90° Stainless Steel Flip Base
90° flip design to avoid optical path interference
Highly repeatable, up to 100 µrad
Compact structure, stainless steel material
No magnets used in the design
LBTEK 90° Stainless Steel Flip Bases are commonly used in comparative experiments. The 90° flip design is ideal for quickly moving optical mounts in and out of the light path, with a maximum flip repeatability of up to 100 µrad. The all-stainless steel structure ensures excellent thermal stability. The TS-01A features an M4 threaded hole at the bottom, while the TS-01B has an M4 countersunk hole, allowing connection to standard optical posts.
Stainless steel flip base for quick release of optical mount in and out the light path