This is an ultra-stable miniature version of our RM series mirror mounts. These 0.75- and 0.50-inch models of our RM use the same precision 80TPI adjustment screws for stable movement. A 5/64 hex wrench is used to adjust the hex drive screws on both models, which minimizes inadvertent movement from having two finger-adjusted control knobs in close proximity.
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This is an ultra-stable miniature version of our RM series mirror mounts. These 0.75- and 0.50-inch models of our RM use the same precision 80TPI adjustment screws for stable movement. A 5/64 hex wrench is used to adjust the hex drive screws on both models which minimizes inadvertent movement from having two finger-adjusted control knobs in close proximity.
*Minimum controllable motion*: BASED ON 1° OF ADJUSTMENT SCREW ROTATION
This is an ultra-stable miniature version of our RM series mirror mounts. These 0.75- and 0.50-inch models of our RM use the same precision 80TPI adjustment screws for stable movement. A 5/64 hex wrench is used to adjust the hex drive screws on both models which minimizes inadvertent movement from having two finger-adjusted control knobs in close proximity.
*Minimum controllable motion*: BASED ON 1° OF ADJUSTMENT SCREW ROTATION
This is an ultra-stable miniature version of our RM series mirror mounts. These 0.75- and 0.50-inch models of our RM use the same precision 80TPI adjustment screws for stable movement. A 5/64 hex wrench is used to adjust the hex drive screws on both models which minimizes inadvertent movement from having two finger-adjusted control knobs in close proximity.
*Minimum controllable motion*: BASED ON 1 OF ADJUSTMENT SCREW ROTATION
This is an ultra-stable miniature version of our RM series mirror mounts. These 0.75- and 0.50-inch models of our RM use the same precision 80TPI adjustment screws for stable movement. A 5/64 hex wrench is used to adjust the hex drive screws on both models which minimizes inadvertent movement from having two finger-adjusted control knobs in close proximity.
*Minimum controllable motion*: BASED ON 1° OF ADJUSTMENT SCREW ROTATION