XINDA-OM-MT-012
ZJS Top-Adjusted Two-Axis Optical Mounts
Compact adjustment mounts for lenses and mirrors
- Individual original model selections
- Original model images retained
- Model-specific parameters and interfaces
- Available models
- 6 standard models
- Lead time
- Confirmed after model and quantity review
- Purchase method
- RFQ by model
Reference price
$164.45 - $379.08
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Product-family scope, interfaces, selection limits, and supply notes.
The ZJS family uses a two-axis adjustment structure accessed from above to mount optics of different diameters. Six online models are documented using their dedicated photographs, covering 0.5, 1 and 2 inch optics, 20 and 30 mm options, and the separate SM1 threaded configuration of ZJS-S1.0. Silver retaining plates, set screws and threaded rings are distinct retention methods and are not treated as one interface across every model. The source identifies M4 × 0.25 fine-thread adjustment screws and M4 mount-installation holes but gives no angular range, accuracy or overall dimensions. Check optic thickness, contact points, mounting references and overhead tool clearance. English artwork shows a retaining-plate example and is a family reference rather than a model-specific engineering drawing.
Six models and optic sizes
Dedicated images identify ZJS-0.5, ZJS-1.0 and ZJS-2.0 for 0.5, 1 and 2 inch optics, with corresponding 12.7, 25.4 and 50.8 mm diameter labels. ZJS-20 and ZJS-30 identify 20 and 30 mm optics. ZJS-S1.0 separately identifies a 1 inch optic and an SM1 threaded opening. These dimensions come from explicit image text, not suffix decoding. Optic diameter does not establish clear aperture.
Different retention methods
ZJS-0.5, 1.0, 20 and 30 photographs show a silver retaining plate. ZJS-2.0 shows set-screw retention, and ZJS-S1.0 explicitly identifies threaded mounting. General annotations describe polymer-tipped set screws, retaining plates and threaded rings as different methods; they are not merged into one ring configuration for every model. Confirm optic edges, thickness, clamping contact and supplied accessory quantities.
Two-axis adjustment from above
The main image describes a compact two-axis optical adjustment mount with adjustment access from above. A functional annotation labels M4 × 0.25 fine-thread screws for tilt adjustment but does not define each angular axis, travel, resolution or backlash. Screw pitch is not optic angle per turn or positioning accuracy. The compactness description is not converted into an overall-dimension guarantee.
Installation and supplied items
General annotations identify M4 threaded mounting holes, and an example shows an M4 base connection to a post. Dedicated photographs provide no hole spacing, center height, overall engineering drawing or material grade. Check orientation, support surfaces, tool access and optic clearance. Demonstration posts, optics and other accessories are not assumed included. Confirm load, permitted clamping force, finish and delivery separately.
Selection checklist
Choose optic diameter and retention method
Check thickness, edges and clamping contacts
Check M4 installation and overhead access
Confirm motion range, load and accessories
To be confirmed
Thickness range, clear aperture and full SM1 parameters
Overall dimensions, hole spacing, center height and tolerances
Individual axes, angular travel, resolution, backlash and load
Material, finish, optics, rings/plates, tools and delivery
Procurement and technical information
Select a model so we can confirm pricing, availability, lead time, and required documents.
Procurement method
Formal RFQ by model
Lead time
Confirmed after model and quantity review
Technical documents
Request drawings and specifications with your RFQ
Typical applications
- Laboratory assembly
- Instrument component mounting
- Adjustment or support component selection
Product highlights
- Individual original model selections
- Original model images retained
- Model-specific parameters and interfaces