Industrial Camera Vision Experiment Stand, Manual Lift Sliding Rail Focus Workstation, With Adjustable Light Source Rack, 12-inch Base Plate, For Lens Testing, Machine Vision 700mm

Price: £733.97
(as of Jun 20, 2026 21:15:55 UTC – Details)


This industrial optical camera mount solves positioning instability and height inflexibility in lab and factory environments. The self-locking Z-axis prevents accidental sliding, keeping your camera/lens securely in place
Product Specifications:
Material: Industrial aluminum + steel components
Product Type: Industrial optical camera mount / manual lift workstation
Z-axis column height options: 500mm / 600mm / 700mm / 800mm
Base size: 300×300mm (tempered glass top)
Z-axis stroke: as column height (500-800mm) with self-locking
Camera clamp stroke: 10-100mm adjustable
X-axis optional travel: 100mm / 200mm / 300mm / 400mm / 500mm
Y-axis optional travel: 100mm / 200mm
Light source bracket: 200×200mm adjustable
Optical breadboard: optional size (X × Y)
Package Includes:
1 × Industrial Camera Vision Experiment Stand
【Heavy-Duty Industrial Build】 Industrial optical camera mount with Z-axis manual lift sliding rail, stable for lens testing, lab research, and machine vision applications
【Precision Adjustment & Self-Locking Z-Axis】 Manual focus workstation with self-locking Z-axis design – no slipping after lock/release. Ensures operational safety and position stability during long-term observation or measurement tasks
【Tempered Glass Base & Adjustable Bracket】Stand includes tempered glass platform (e.g., 300x300mm base) and adjustable light source bracket. Compatible with X-axis 100-500mm and Y-axis 100-200mm optional travel ranges
【Versatile Camera Mount】Camera clamp with 10-100mm adjustable stroke fits most industrial cameras. Available in column heights: 500mm, 600mm, 700mm, 800mm(options),base sizes 300x300mm
【Modular Optical Breadboard Design】 Industrial optical bench platform supports additional X/Y slide modules. Suitable for optical experiments, PCB inspection, microscope positioning, and macro photography stacking