Features

• By turning the adjustment screw up, the space taken up for adjustment of the holder was eliminated from around the holder.
• Holders can be placed close to each other, making the optical system very compact.
• Even in an optical system where beam splitters and mirrors are arranged in various directions, the operation direction of the mirror holder can be unified in the upward direction, thereby improving the workability of optical adjustment.
• There is a knob type with a knob on the upper side, and a knob type without adjustment after installation, which is used for installation.
• When using a beam splitter, the transmitted beam has a large effective diameter even when placed at 45 degree incidence.
• Since it is a gimbal mechanism, the center position of the mirror does not change even if you make fine adjustments.
• If you do not want to move the adjustment screw after adjustment, you can secure the adjustment screw with a set screw on the back.
• Since both sides of the holder have mounting holes (M4-2 places), it can also be used as a lateral holder.
• Various plates are available for securing with M6 screws.
• It is attached to the post stand (PST -**) using the tap holes on the side M4 of the holder.
• * The mirror frame is not completely fixed even if the adjustment screw is clamped.
• * Impact or strong vibration may cause the mirror frame to move.
• * There are no mounting holes for the post stand or rod on the lower surface of the holder.
• * When you attach it to the post stand in the upper operation state, use a special plate.
• * The type without knob does not come with an adjustment tool.
• * Use your own hex wrench to adjust.
• * Ball wrench set (SKB-JBX6) is available.