Industrial Lenses

4 products from 3 brands, including Marshall, DZOFilm, Teslong. Prices from $36.95 to $4,993.95, including GST.

Industrial Lenses cover compact inspection probes, machine vision lenses and cine probe lenses for viewing confined spaces, machinery, pipes and production subjects. Choose from Marshall, Teslong and DZOFilm options for inspection, embedded-camera and specialist video applications. The range suits technicians, engineers, videographers and production teams who need a specific view, mount or working distance.

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About the Industrial Lenses range

Start with the application and camera sensor. For inspection probes, compare probe diameter, probe length, articulation, viewing direction, lighting and whether a dual-lens design shows forward and side views. For machine vision, check focal length, field of view, maximum aperture, resolution support, distortion and minimum working distance. Cine probe lenses also require attention to image circle, focus range, aperture, close-focus performance and mount type. A wider focal length shows more area, while a longer focal length can provide a narrower view and more working distance.

Check the camera mount before comparing focal lengths. M12, also called S-Mount, lenses are compact board-camera lenses, but thread size alone does not confirm sensor coverage or focus compatibility. Confirm the sensor format, flange or back-focus requirements, image circle, connector and clearance around the lens. Probe diameter is not the same as focal length. The range is organised around industrial lens products, including Teslong inspection probes, DZOFilm probe zoom lenses and Marshall camera accessories and M12 lenses. Check each product page for its listed dispatch time.

Industrial Lenses questions

What is an industrial lens used for?

An industrial lens is used to capture images for inspection, machine vision or specialist video production. Applications include checking pipes and machinery, viewing confined spaces, integrating a small camera into equipment and recording close-up subjects with a probe lens.

How do I choose the right M12 lens for my camera?

Confirm that the camera accepts an M12 or S-Mount lens, then check sensor size, focal length, field of view, resolution support, aperture and focus range. A lens can fit the thread but still fail to cover the sensor or achieve the required focus distance.

What should I check before buying a probe lens?

Check the camera mount, supported sensor or image circle, probe diameter, viewing direction, working distance, focus range and aperture. Also confirm whether the lens is a fixed focal length or zoom, and whether the camera rig has enough clearance for its length and controls.

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