Beam steering and delivery
Direct a beam between components with fine angular adjustment that holds once locked.

Opto-Mechanics · OMHS General Purpose Kinematic Mirror Mount
OMHS20-S kinematic optical mirror mount for 20 mm optic; pitch/yaw adjustment for beam steering and optical alignment.
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OMHS20-S is listed in the OMHS General Purpose Kinematic Mirror Mount family. Use the product-family page and any model-specific downloads available here to confirm the required configuration.
Full specifications for this product are available on request. Contact us for the datasheet.
Application context
Application guidance is derived from the product family and tied to the model-specific selection fields above.
Direct a beam between components with fine angular adjustment that holds once locked.
Build a pre-aligned optical axis where every element threads onto the same four rods.
Hold path geometry where a few microradians of drift shows up directly in the data.
Model selection
Compare OMHS20-S with the closest available models in the OMHS General Purpose Kinematic Mirror Mount family. Confirm option-dependent values on the final configuration before ordering.
| Selection parameter | OMHS20-S (current) | OMHS20-C(S) | OMHS25 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Optic accepted | Confirm for this model | φ20 | φ25/φ25.4 |
| Adjustment | Confirm for this model | 士3 | 士3 |
| Mounting interface | Confirm for this model | M6, φ8 counter bore | M6, φ8 counter bore |
| Material | Confirm for this model | Black anodized aluminium alloy | Black anodized aluminium alloy |
Before you specify
Engineering context for choosing this class of component, with the tradeoffs worked through on real specifications.
Opto-mechanicsVibration, thermal drift and mechanical integration are one problem. Budget the motion at the sample, then specify the table, the isolation, the mounts and the beam height that budget asks for.
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Optical microscopyDesign the trapping beam, objective, mechanics, imaging, QPD detection, calibration, and safety workflow as one instrument.
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