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Circular Solid Aluminum Optical Breadboards, Double Density Holes![]()
MBR12 Ø12.00" Aluminum Breadboard MBR6 Ø6.00" Circular Optical Breadboard Related Items ![]() Please Wait ![]() Click for Details Diagram of the MBR6 Breadboard. For similar diagrams of the other circular breadboards, please see the Weights & Dims tab.
Features
Thorlabs' circular, double-density breadboards are constructed from a 1/2" (12.7 mm) thick aluminum plate; this thickness is sufficient to maintain flatness over the full area (see the table to the right for flatness specifications). These nonmagnetic breadboards feature 1/4"-20 (M6) tapped holes at twice the density of our standard hole pattern to provide a convenient platform for assembling prototype optical assemblies, conducting experiments, and mounting small subsystems. Please see the Weights & Dims tab for breadboard diagrams that call out the hole spacings. To reduce reflections, these breadboards are finished with a black anodized coating. Each breadboard offers four 1/4" (M6) counterbored mounting holes for attaching the breadboard to an optical table, another breadboard, mounting posts, brackets, breadboard feet, or other surfaces and mounts. For example, the photograph at the top of the page shows the MBR6 mounted on our AV2 vibration-absorbing feet. Thorlabs also offers rectangular double-hole-density optical breadboards, as well as rectangular standard-hole-density breadboards and unanodized, vacuum-compatible breadboards. Custom sizes of these breadboards are also available. Please contact Tech Support for more information.
Below are diagrams calling out the dimensions on each breadboard. Please note that the breadboards are not shown proportional to one other.
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