•Dynamic magnification range of 0.09-393X offers
    incredible versatility.

• High contrast images and vivid colors help your equipment
    perform better.

• 0.01-125.68 mm field coverage allows you to view a wide
    range of parts.

• Working distance can be varied from 34 to 390 mm.

• Add infinity corrected objective lenses to achieve
    unmatched edge flatness and clarity.

Flexibility by Desige

A Workhorse to Fit Nearly Any Application
With a diverse selection of body tubes,accessory optics, motorized configurations, and lighting techniques, the Zoom 6000 is Navitar’s workhorse with unbeatable versatility. This modular zoom lens system incorporates Navitar’s world-renowned optics. This “building block design” can be configured to fit nearly any application.

6.5:1 Zoom Ratio, Long Working Distance and Large Field of View
The parfocal optical system of the Zoom 6000 has a 6.5:1 zoom ratio, a 0.7X to 4.5X zoom range, and total magnification (depending on lens
adapters and attachments used) of 0.09X to 393X.  The working distance can be varied from 34 mm (1.3”) to 390 mm (15.4”).  The achievable field of view can vary from 0.01 mm to 125.68 mm.

Unsurpassed Optical Performance
The optical system of the Zoom 6000 produces images of the finest optical quality.  Chromatic aberration and distortion have been virtually eliminated.  With the Zoom 6000 lenses, images are crisp and clear and display optimum contrast with minimum flare over the entire field of view.

Manual or Detented for Calibrated Repeatability
The Zoom 6000 lenses are available in a manual design, as well as a detented version for calibrated repeatability.

Motorized for Automation
If you are building highly automated systems, Navitar can offer you a wide selection of motorized lenses and control equipment.  Please see the motorized section of the catalog.

Key Terms for Matrix Charts

Depth of Field
The distance allowing acceptable image
definition to be maintained without
refocusing.
Distortion
Distortion is a variation in magnification across the field of view.
Field
Field of view for respective
camera format (normally measured diagonally).
Magnification
A measure of the apparent
differences in size between the
object and image.
Matching Pixel Size
Matching pixel size is that which will permit the minimum feature size to overlap two pixels.
MTF (lp/mm)
A measurement of the ability of an
optical system to reproduce (transfer)
various levels of detail from the object
to the image, as shown by the degree of
contrast (modulation) in the image.
N.A. Image (high or low mag.)
Measurement at the image point of the largest cone of light rays that are exiting the optical system.
N.A. Object (high or low mag.)
Measurement at the object point of the largest cone or number of light rays that are entering the optical system.
Object to Image Distance (O-I)
Total distance from the object to the sensor inside the camera.
Resolvable Features (microns)
Measurement of lens system’s ability to image closely spaced points, lines and object surfaces as separate entities.
Working Distance (W.D.)
Clearance between object and lowest mechanical part of the system.