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Elmo Projection Lens 1:1.8 f=12.5mm for 16mm Film Projector ST-600 ST-800

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SKU:
39042
Condition:
Used
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  • Elmo 1:1.8 f=12.5mm Projection Lens – full upright view of black anodized barrel with ELMO PROJECTION LENS engraving
  • Elmo Projection Lens – top-down view of amber multi-coated rear lens element with minor dust on barrel rim
  • Elmo Projection Lens – front element view showing large multi-coated glass with purple/violet anti-reflective coating
  • Elmo Projection Lens – close-up of barrel engraving reading ELMO PROJECTION LENS
  • Elmo Projection Lens – close-up of barrel engraving reading LENS 1:1.8 f=12.5mm confirming specs
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Description

Elmo Projection Lens 1:1.8 f=12.5mm for 16mm Film Projector ST-600 ST-800

This is an Elmo-branded projection lens with a 12.5mm focal length and a fast f/1.8 maximum aperture. The lens mounts directly onto Elmo 16mm film projectors and is designed to deliver a bright, sharp projected image. It features multi-coated glass elements to reduce flare and improve contrast during projection.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Brand: Elmo
  • Focal Length: 12.5mm (f=12.5mm)
  • Maximum Aperture: f/1.8 (1:1.8)
  • Lens Type: Projection lens (not a camera lens)
  • Optics: Multi-coated glass elements with anti-reflective coatings
  • Barrel: Black anodized aluminum, Elmo proprietary mount
  • Compatible With: Elmo 16mm film projectors including ST-600, ST-800, and ST-1200 series
  • Included: Lens only — no caps, case, or accessories

Applications

Elmo is a Japanese manufacturer that built a widely used line of 16mm film projectors from the 1960s through the 1980s, popular in schools, churches, libraries, and government agencies across the United States and internationally. The ST series — including the ST-600, ST-800, and ST-1200 — were among the most common 16mm projectors in institutional settings. A 12.5mm focal length at f/1.8 is a standard short-throw, fast-aperture combination suited for smaller rooms where a bright image is needed at relatively close projection distances. Today these lenses are sought by collectors and restorers maintaining working Elmo 16mm projectors, as well as by filmmakers and archivists who use vintage 16mm projection equipment for screenings of archival or experimental film.

Condition: Used
This Elmo 1:1.8 f=12.5mm Projection Lens is in good used condition. The optics are clean — the front and rear elements show no significant haze, fungus, or coating damage, and the multi-coated glass looks clear in both element views. The black anodized barrel has light handling marks consistent with normal use but no dents or damage. No lens caps or case are included. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
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Warranty Information

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Additional Information

Brand:
Elmo
Model:
1:1.8 f=12.5mm Projection Lens
MPN:
1:1.8 f=12.5mm
Type:
Projection Lens
SKU:
39042
Focal Length:
12.5mm
Maximum Aperture:
f/1.8 (1:1.8)
Lens Mount:
Elmo proprietary barrel mount
Compatible With:
Elmo 16mm film projectors (ST-600, ST-800, ST-1200 series)
Coating:
Multi-coated (anti-reflective)
Application:
16mm film projection
Country/Region of Manufacture:
Japan
Seller Notes:
Lens only — no caps, case, or accessories included.
Condition Notes:
This Elmo 1:1.8 f=12.5mm Projection Lens is in good used condition. Optics are clean with no haze or coating damage visible. Barrel shows light handling marks. No lens caps or case included.
California Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov
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