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Optomechanical Mounts

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Optomechanical MountsQuickPOZ optomechanical mounts from INO provide robust prototyping and quick, accurate setup for optical layouts.

Self-positioning optomechanical mounts allow users to rapidly assemble prototypes that will remain aligned under even the harshest operating and transport conditions. All mounts have been designed to be operated in a typical ground transport vehicle vibration environment while maintaining pointing stability under ±50 µrad. Easy to use, fast assembling, and cost-effective, each mount can be easily located with high position repeatability using removable reference balls on a breadboard. The technology is vibration resistant and designed with tight tolerance reference features.

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