Single Axis Fine Movement Rail

Product code: UM1300B
A versatile single axis slider that can be mounted easily onto the UM1004 stand and on most other stands or a tripod. This rail can be used horizontally or vertically, although we think it is best in a horizontal position.  It has 100mm of travel on a rack and pinion controlled by turning a knob.

A versatile single axis slider that can be mounted easily onto the UM1004 stand and on most other stands or a tripod. This rail can be used horizontally or vertically, although we think it is best in a horizontal position.  It has 100mm of travel on a rack and pinion controlled by turning a knob.  The movement has a graduated scale.  There are two 1/4 in tripod mounts on the top surface one of which has an adjustable position.  There is a further 1/4 in tripod mount threaded hole on the underside.  The top surface is rubber coated.

Overall Dimensions LWH (mm): 160 x 85 x 20 (when lying horizontally)
Maximum Travel (mm): 100
Weight (g): 216

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Brand Ultramacro
Condition New
Product Code UM1300B
Weight 0.3kg

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