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Machine Vision Parts

Machine Vision Camera Mounts
& Sensor Brackets

Machine vision camera mounts, lens holders, lighting brackets and alignment components — machined for optical stability, vibration resistance and repeatable positioning. One-off prototypes and repeat batches run on the same program.

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Product Categories

AIC

Industrial Camera Mounts

Rigid and adjustable mounts for Basler, Cognex, Keyence and Sony industrial cameras.

ALH

Lens Holders

Precision-bore lens housings with locking rings for C-mount, CS-mount and M42 optics.

ALB

Lighting Brackets

Ring, bar and coaxial lighting support structures — black anodized to minimize scatter.

ASB

Sensor Brackets

Laser, ultrasonic and photoelectric sensor mounts with adjustment slots and lock screws.

AAP

Adjustable Alignment Plates

X–Y–Z translation stages and tilt platforms for camera-to-object distance calibration.

ACT

Calibration Target Mounts

Stable, flat mounts for calibration boards with known flatness and surface finish.

Engineering Considerations

01

Optical Axis Stability

We machine critical bore diameters to H7 tolerance and specify roundness where needed.

02

Vibration Resistance

Ribbed designs and strategic material selection reduce resonance in high-speed inspection lines.

03

Black Anodizing

Standard 15–25 µm black anodize reduces reflections. We account for growth before machining.

04

Light Reflection Control

Surface roughness Ra 1.6–3.2 µm on non-critical faces to scatter ambient light predictably.

05

Repeatable Positioning

Dowel holes and kinematic features for repeatable camera removal and replacement.

Machine Vision Camera Mounts — Specification Checklist

Most vision problems start as mounting problems. These are the decisions that decide whether a camera mount stays in focus and returns to the same position after service.

01

Camera interface

C-mount, CS-mount, M42 and M12 bores machined to H7 with the flange distance controlled. Threads are cut after the anodizing allowance is confirmed, not before.

02

Mounting pattern

Base patterns matched to your cell structure, with dowel or pilot features so a camera returns to the same position after service or a line changeover.

03

Adjustment

Fixed mounts, single-axis slots or X-Y-Z stages for camera-to-object distance. Lock screws sized so adjustment holds under machine vibration.

04

Finish

Black anodize 15-25 um as standard to reduce reflections into the lens; clear anodize where a lighter finish suits the cell. Coating growth is allowed for before machining.

05

Prototype or production

One mount for a prototype cell and a repeat batch for a production line run on the same program and are inspected to the same documentation level.

06

Documentation

Critical-dimension report on the optical bore, the mounting pattern and the face that sets camera height - the three features that decide repeatability.

Further reading: Designing stable camera mounts for machine vision · 6061 camera mounts for a vision inspection system

Technical Drawing

Camera Mount — Dimension Example

PART NO: AIC-007-BLK

MATERIAL: AL 6061-T6

FINISH: BLK ANOD. 20µm TYPE II

TOLERANCE: ±0.05 UNLESS NOTED

BORE Ø: 25.00 H7 (+0.000/-0.021)

DRAWN: Rev. B · 2026-07-14

Ø25.00 H7AIC-007-BLK · Rev.B160.00

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