

5MP 1/1.8″ C-Mount 6mm low distortion machine vision lens with 60° FOV and <0.1% TV distortion for precision industrial inspection.
C0611820M5 is 5-Megapixel manual iris Low Distortion lens, F2.0 aperture, 1/1.8″ Low F-number C-mount lens, 6mm High-Resolution wide-angle lens.
| IMAGE FORMAT | 1/1.8″ |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 6mm |
| F.O.V. | 70°(D) |
| 60°(H) | |
| 46°(V) | |
| RESOLUTION | 5 Megapixel |
| APERTURE | F2.0-C |
| TV DISTORTION | <0.1% |
| MOUNT | C |
| B.F.L. | 11.5mm |
| IRIS | Manual |
| FOCUS | Manual |
| ZOOM | Manual |
| M.O.D. | 0.1m |
This 5MP 1/1.8″ C-Mount machine vision lens combines a 6mm focal length with an exceptionally low TV distortion of less than 0.1%. It is designed for industrial imaging systems that require accurate image geometry, consistent field coverage and reliable 5MP image performance.
This low distortion C-Mount lens is particularly suitable for machine vision applications where image geometry is more important than simply achieving the widest possible field of view. With TV distortion below 0.1%, straight edges and object shapes can be preserved with minimal geometric deformation, making the lens well suited to inspection tasks involving positional accuracy and dimensional consistency.
In automated production environments, the lens can be used for component inspection, part alignment, surface inspection, barcode or code reading, and visual positioning. The 6mm focal length and 60° horizontal FOV provide a practical balance between scene coverage and image detail for compact inspection stations.
The 0.1m minimum object distance is also useful when the camera needs to be installed close to the inspection target. Manual focus and iris adjustment allow optical parameters to be tuned according to working distance, object size and illumination conditions.
For systems where geometric accuracy is a major optical consideration, the Distortion Guide can help engineers understand how lens distortion affects machine vision measurements and image analysis.
Designed for precision machine vision, dimensional inspection and low-distortion industrial imaging applications.
When selecting a compatible camera and optical system, engineers can explore Machine Vision solutions for application-specific configurations. The Sensor Guide can also help verify sensor-format compatibility before lens selection.
Q: What makes this lens suitable for low-distortion machine vision?
A: The key feature is its TV distortion of less than 0.1%, which minimizes geometric deformation and helps preserve the relative shape and position of objects in the image.
Q: What sensor size is this C-Mount lens designed for?
A: This lens covers a 1/1.8″ image format and handles up to 5MP resolution.
Q: What is the field of view of the 6mm lens?
A: The lens provides a 70° diagonal, 60° horizontal and 46° vertical field of view.
Q: Is this lens suitable for dimensional inspection?
A: Yes. Its extremely low <0.1% TV distortion suits vision applications that demand precise preservation of image geometry and object shape.
Q: What is the minimum object distance?
A: The specified M.O.D. is 0.1m, so the lens supports relatively close-range inspection applications.
Q: Can the aperture and focus be adjusted manually?
A: Yes. The lens uses a manual iris and manual focus, allowing engineers to optimize exposure and focus during system installation and calibration.
Q: What cameras can be used with this lens?
A: This lens serves C-Mount industrial cameras equipped with 1/1.8″ sensors and resolutions up to 5MP. Users must verify camera and sensor compatibility against full imaging-system requirements.
Q: How can I determine whether the 6mm focal length provides enough coverage?
A: Towin’s FOV Calculator can be used to estimate the field of view based on focal length and sensor parameters. For selecting an appropriate industrial lens, see the Lens Selection Guide.
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