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OMMB-NDFC5010

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OMMB-NDFC5010

OMMB-NDFC50 series Gradient ND Filter Wheel

High-quality materials: The main body is made of high-quality aluminium alloy, and the surface treated by black anodic oxidation.

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Catalog context

Where OMMB-NDFC5010 fits

OMMB-NDFC5010 is listed as OMMB-NDFC50 series Gradient ND Filter Wheel in the OMMB-NDFC50 series Gradient ND Filter Wheel family. The local catalog record provides these first selection fields: Include:: OMMB-NDFC50 × 1 NDFC5010 × 1; Optical Density(OD): 0.0~1.0; Wavelength Range(nm): 400~1000.

Specifications

Include:OMMB-NDFC50 × 1 NDFC5010 × 1
Optical Density(OD)0.0~1.0
Wavelength Range(nm)400~1000
Filter Diameter(mm)φ50
Optic Center Height (mm)65
Overall Height(mm)93
Overall Thickness (mm)26.5
Main Body Material and TreatmentAluminium alloy, surface treated by black anodic oxidation.
Mounting HoleM6
Net Weight (g)50

Application context

Why this design is used

Application guidance is derived from the product family and tied to the model-specific selection fields above.

Swapping filters mid-experiment

Change spectral band without disturbing the alignment of the surrounding path.

Fluorescence and Raman filtering

Hold excitation, emission and notch filters at the correct orientation to the beam.

Neutral density and attenuation

Set power levels reproducibly ahead of a detector or sample.

System integration

Integration and compatibility

Use these checks to connect OMMB-NDFC5010 to the surrounding optical, mechanical and control system. Every value shown is taken from this model's own specification record.

Mounting interface
Mounting Hole: M6
Match the thread standard and hole pitch before ordering. Metric and imperial hardware interchange only through an adapter, and a thread that is nominally similar is not necessarily the same pitch.
Material and finish
Main Body Material and Treatment: Aluminium alloy, surface treated by black anodic oxidation.
Aluminium moves about 23 ppm per kelvin and stainless about 16. In a path where thermal drift is already budgeted, the material of the mount belongs in that budget rather than in the appearance of the part.
Dimensions and mass
Net Weight (g): 50
Use the stated geometry and mass to fix beam height, clearance and the load carried by whatever this part is bolted to. These are the numbers that decide whether adjacent components physically collide.

Technical FAQ

Integration questions for OMMB-NDFC5010

How does the OMMB-NDFC5010 mount?

Mounting Hole: M6. Match the thread standard and hole pitch before ordering. Metric and imperial hardware interchange only through an adapter, and a thread that is nominally similar is not necessarily the same pitch.

What is the OMMB-NDFC5010 made from?

Main Body Material and Treatment: Aluminium alloy, surface treated by black anodic oxidation.. Aluminium moves about 23 ppm per kelvin and stainless about 16. In a path where thermal drift is already budgeted, the material of the mount belongs in that budget rather than in the appearance of the part.

What are the dimensions of the OMMB-NDFC5010?

Net Weight (g): 50. Use the stated geometry and mass to fix beam height, clearance and the load carried by whatever this part is bolted to. These are the numbers that decide whether adjacent components physically collide.

Model selection

Nearby series comparison

Compare OMMB-NDFC5010 with the closest available models in the OMMB-NDFC50 series Gradient ND Filter Wheel family. Confirm option-dependent values on the final configuration before ordering.

Selection parameterOMMB-NDFC5010 (current)OMMB-NDFC50OMMB-NDFC5020
Optic acceptedConfirm for this modelConfirm for this modelConfirm for this model
AdjustmentConfirm for this modelConfirm for this modelConfirm for this model
Mounting interfaceM6M6M6
MaterialAluminium alloy, surface treated by black anodic oxidation.Aluminium alloy, surface treated by black anodic oxidation.Aluminium alloy, surface treated by black anodic oxidation.