Allows misalignment between two coaxial components
The LBTEK 30 mm sliding coaxial plate allows for the misalignment of two 30 mm coaxial systems, making it particularly suitable for compensating beam offsets caused by optical components such as plate beam splitters. Its structure consists of two coaxial plates, which are assembled together via dovetail grooves. The top round-head screw is used for locking after adjustment, while the bottom features an M4 threaded hole for mounting optical posts with diameters of 12.7 mm or 25.4 mm.
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Optical component material6061-T6 aluminum alloy
Surface treatmentBlack anodized
Applicable optical element diameterØ25.4 mm
30 mm sliding coaxial plate
Material: 6061-T6 aluminum alloy
Center with SM1 threading, includes an SM1R retaining ring
Mounts optics up to 3.5 mm thick and 25.4 mm in diameter
Travel range ±6 mm
The 30 mm sliding coaxial plate provided by LBTEK consists of two coaxial plates. One is used for fixing in free space or a 30 mm coaxial system, while the other can be moved via a dovetail groove structure with a travel range of ±6 mm. One side of the sliding coaxial plate features four coaxial blind holes (coaxial rods cannot pass through during installation), and the other side has M3 threaded holes where coaxial rods are installed using M3 set screws. The fixed coaxial plate has an SM1 threaded through-hole at its center, allowing installation of optical components up to 3.5 mm thick and 25.4 mm in diameter using SM1R retaining rings. The bottom includes M4 threaded mounting holes for connecting to optical posts. The coaxial plate is engraved with ±6 mm graduation marks for manual positioning. After adjustment, the position can be locked by tightening the top M3 screw. All adjustments are made using a 2 mm hex wrench.
Note: The three M2 small screws and the top M3 screw must not be removed to prevent the spherical components from falling out.
SOPM-1A performs beam offset correction in coaxial systems
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