

35mm 2MP M12 low distortion lens with <0.8% distortion, 13° diagonal FOV, F2.8 aperture and manual focus for industrial vision.
S35012001028F-Low distortion fixed-focus manual M12-mount 1/2″ 2MP security lens with 35mm focal length, 13° diagonal FOV, F2.8 aperture, and IR filter support.
| IMAGE FORMAT | 1/2″ |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 35mm |
| F.O.V. | 13°(D) |
| 10.5°(H) | |
| 7.8° (V) | |
| RESOLUTION | 2 MP |
| APERTURE | F2.8 |
| DISTORTION | <0.8% |
| MOUNT | M12X0.5 |
| IRIS | Fixed |
| FOCUS | Manual |
| ZOOM | Fixed |
| B.F.L. | 5.8mm |
| M.O.D. | 300mm |
| FILTER | Yes |
This 35mm 2MP M12 low distortion lens is designed for precise, narrow-field imaging where controlled perspective and low geometric distortion are important. With less than 0.8% distortion, a 13° diagonal FOV, and an M12x0.5 mount, it is well suited to compact inspection cameras, industrial monitoring systems, and machine vision applications requiring stable image geometry.
The 35mm fixed focal design provides a relatively narrow viewing angle for capturing distant or localized targets without the excessive perspective distortion associated with wide-angle optics.
This 35mm M12 low distortion lens is particularly suitable for imaging tasks where the camera needs to isolate a relatively distant or localized target rather than capture a large scene. Its 13° diagonal field of view helps concentrate the image on a specific area, while the <0.8% distortion specification helps preserve the relative shape and position of objects across the image.
For compact industrial inspection systems, the lens can be used where a narrow viewing angle and controlled geometric distortion are more important than broad scene coverage. It can support visual inspection of components, product features, labels, and localized production areas when the camera must be positioned away from the target.
The lens can also be considered for machine vision monitoring and recognition systems that use compact camera modules with a 1/2″ sensor. Its fixed 35mm focal length provides consistent framing once the camera position has been established, making it practical for dedicated inspection stations with a fixed working configuration. For broader machine vision applications, see TOWIN’s Machine Vision solutions.
For industrial monitoring and localized surveillance, the narrow FOV can help concentrate imaging on entrances, equipment zones, production details, or other specific areas without requiring a large-angle lens. The M12 interface also makes the lens suitable for compact camera housings where installation space is limited.
The <0.8% distortion specification makes this lens especially relevant when maintaining image geometry is important. Engineers can use TOWIN’s Distortion Guide when evaluating whether the distortion characteristics are appropriate for their imaging requirements.
Designed for localized industrial inspection, compact machine vision, and narrow-field monitoring applications requiring low geometric distortion.
Q: What type of lens is this?
A: This is a 35mm fixed focal M12 low distortion lens designed for narrow-field imaging with controlled geometric distortion. It supports 1/2″ image sensors and provides a 13° diagonal field of view.
Q: What is the distortion of this M12 lens?
A: The specified distortion is less than 0.8%, making the lens suitable for imaging applications where maintaining relatively accurate image geometry is important.
Q: What sensor size does this lens support?
A: The lens is specified for a 1/2″ image format. Camera and sensor compatibility should also be verified against the required image circle and mechanical configuration.
Q: What applications are suitable for a 35mm M12 lens?
A: The 35mm focal length and narrow 13° diagonal FOV support localized industrial inspection, fixed-position machine vision, equipment monitoring, and target recognition applications that do not require broad scene coverage.
Q: Does this lens have adjustable focus?
A: Yes. The specification lists manual focus and lets users adjust the focus position during camera installation and optical alignment.
Q: Is the aperture adjustable?
A: No. The lens uses a fixed F2.8 aperture and fixed iris configuration, providing a straightforward optical setup for dedicated camera systems.
Q: Can this lens be used for machine vision applications?
A: Yes, it can be considered for machine vision applications that require a narrow field of view, fixed framing, and low distortion. The final suitability depends on the sensor, working distance, required resolution, and inspection accuracy.
Choosing a 35mm lens requires matching the focal length with sensor size, working distance, and required field of view. TOWIN’s FOV Calculator can help engineers evaluate the expected viewing coverage, while the Focal Length Calculator can assist with focal-length selection based on the target imaging geometry.
For additional guidance on sensor compatibility, refer to the Sensor Guide. Engineers developing specialized optical systems can also review TOWIN’s Optical Design resources.
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