The Model 214 Non-Browning fixed focus lens from Resolve Optics is designed for close-up monitoring of radioactive processes in nuclear power, reprocessing and waste storage plants.

This durable lens has been specifically designed for 2/3-inch image format radiation resistant tube and CMOS cameras. The key features of the Model 214 are its use of radiation resistant glass, 85-degree field-of-view and variable iris control.

Offering a focal length of just 6mm the Model 214 non browning lens delivers high quality images with minimal geometric distortion from 400-750nm. Manufactured to the highest standards, using cerium doped glass, the Model 214 is able to withstand radiation exposure of up to 100,000,000 rads and temperatures up to 55C without discoloration.

Drawing upon nearly 30 years experience - Resolve Optics has built a strong reputation for specialist lens design and manufacture of smaller production quantities of radiation-resistant (non-browning) lenses and optical products on time to strict quality and target price guidelines.
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