1. Detectors & Imaging

    Wide-angle thermal lens features automatic lens identification

    Feb. 9, 2024
    The FLIR 80° thermal lens provides an 80° × 63° field of view to inspect large targets in tight spaces.
    65bbed50a6b50d001e09e64d Teledyne Flir

    The FLIR 80° thermal lens provides an 80° × 63° field of view to inspect large targets in tight spaces. It features a f-number of 1.3 at 80°, 5 mm focal length, automatic lens identification, and minimal focus distance of 0.1 m. Spatial resolution is dependent on the infrared resolution of the thermal camera. 

    Teledyne FLIR

    Wilsonville, OR

    www.flir.com

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