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Dolan-Jenner Fiber Optic Adapters

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Type of Illumination:

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Outer Diameter (mm):

25.00

Construction:

6061-T6 Aluminum

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Inner Diameter (inches)	Model Number	Stock Number	Price	Buy
0.191 0.316 0.565 0.629	MX-10 MX-11 MX-5 MX-6 SX-10 SX-11 SX-5 SX-6		40,00 46,00
0.191 0.191	MX-5 MX-5	#66-904	40,00 €40,00 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
0.316 0.316	MX-6 MX-6	#66-905	40,00 €40,00 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
0.565 0.565	MX-10 MX-10	#66-908	40,00 €40,00 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
0.629 0.629	MX-11 MX-11	#66-909	40,00 €40,00 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
0.191 0.191	SX-5 SX-5	#38-943	46,00 €46,00 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
0.316 0.316	SX-6 SX-6	#38-944	46,00 €46,00 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
0.565 0.565	SX-10 SX-10	#38-946	46,00 €46,00 Request Quote	3-4 days ×
0.629 0.629	SX-11 SX-11	#38-947	46,00 €46,00 Request Quote	3-4 days ×

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Mate Fiber Optic Light Guides to Fiber Optic Illuminators
25mm Outer Diameter
6061-T6 Aluminum Construction

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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