The Navitar ZOOM 7000-2 is a high-resolution 6× macro zoom lens engineered for machine vision, industrial inspection, biomedical imaging, life science, and research. Its 18.6–111 mm focal length range, 127 mm to infinity working distance, parfocal zoom performance, and C-mount interface provide flexible imaging from close inspection to larger fields of view without constant refocusing.
Key Features
• 6× optical zoom: 18.6–111 mm focal length
• Parfocal design: maintains focus throughout the zoom range
• Long working distance: 127 mm (5") to infinity
• High resolution: 100 lp/mm center, 60 lp/mm corner
• 2/3" sensor format: optimized for cameras with approximately 5 µm pixels
• C-mount: integrates with standard machine vision and scientific cameras
• VIS & VIS-SWIR optics: VIS-SWIR configuration supports 450–1800 nm imaging
• Manual or motorized zoom: configurations for laboratory and automated inspection systems
Available Configurations
• ZOOM 7000-2: VIS optics; manual zoom, focus, and iris
• ZOOM 7000-2 VIS-SWIR: VIS-SWIR optics; manual zoom, focus, and iris
• ZOOM 7000-2 MTR: VIS optics; motorized zoom with manual focus and iris
Technical Specifications
Focal Length: 18.6–111 mm (6×) • Sensor Format: 2/3" (Ø11 mm)
Aperture: f/2.5–f/16 • Working Distance: 127 mm–∞
Resolution: 100 lp/mm center / 60 lp/mm corner • Mount: C-mount
Distortion: 2.3% wide / 1.3% tele • Filter: M58 × 0.75
Dimensions: Ø67 × 178.2 mm • Weight: 840 g
Zoom Control: Manual or motorized • Focus & Iris: Manual
Technical Resources
Ideal Applications
• Machine vision & automated optical inspection
• Industrial inspection & quality control
• Electronics & semiconductor inspection
• Biomedical & life science imaging
• Scientific imaging & research
• VIS-SWIR, multispectral & material inspection
Need Help Configuring Your System?
Empire Optics can help match the ZOOM 7000-2 to your required field of view, working distance, camera sensor, spectral range, illumination, and mounting system.
Contact us for configuration assistance or a formal quotation.