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0.316" ID Fiber Optic Adapter MX-6

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Model Number:
MX-6
Inner Diameter (inches):
0.316
Type of Illumination:
Accessory

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Inner Diameter (mm):
8.03
Outer Diameter (mm):
25.00
Thickness (mm):
32.00
Construction:
6061-T6 Aluminum

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Reach 174:
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Dolan-Jenner Fiber Optic Adapters are an accessory for light collimation. All adapters are constructed from 6061-T6 Aluminum. This makes the adapters durable and tough while remaining lightweight. Dolan-Jenner Fiber Optic Adapters have a 25mm outer diameter. Light guide adapters are necessary to mate our fiber optic light guides to our selection of fiber optic illuminators.

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