Features

• Kinematic mirror holder in which the mirror reflecting surface does not offset from the rod axis even if the mirror thickness changes.
• The mirror reflection side is fixed so that it stops at the mirror frame butt.
• When the rod is attached to this mirror holder, the center axis of the rod coincides with the reflecting surface of the element, so that the center of the mirror does not deviate from the optical axis even when it is placed at an angle of 45 degrees on the optical bench.
• Since the transmission beam can be taken out in one direction, it can also be ***d as a beamsplitter holder.
• The mirror frame is built into the holder's supporting parts, reducing the thickness of the holder.
• The Kinematic Mirror Holder (MHG) allows more space for adjustment operations.
• The mounting of the holder can be fixed with the M4 accessory lower head screw from above and the M6 rod from below.
• (MHI-12.7 can be fixed with M3 attached lower head screw from above and M4 rod from below.)
• By using the positioning hole (φ3H7) of the mirror holder and pinning it to the base, the orientation of the mirror holder can be fixed to the designed position.
• (Positioning hole of MHI‐12.7 is φ2H7)
• A gimbal type upward operation mirror (BSHL) is also available, in which the center of rotation of fine adjustment coincides with the center of the mirror.
• * MHI-12.7 is limited to tailgating ±1° and rotation ±2° even when using a low-head, small-head hexagon socket head socket head bolt.
• * When installing the mirror and fixing it with the low-head hexagon socket head bolt, the hexagon wrench may interfere with the mirror.
• * Turn the rotary/aori adjustment screw to retract the mirror and tighten the bolt.
• * When the mirror holder is fixed to the base with M4 low head hexagon socket head bolt, the clearance is ±1 mm.