Enlarger lens 32.5mm enlarger 39mm

I've seen adaptor rings that the lens screws into to make it the right size. I couldn't tell you where to find it though, might call Adorama or some other supplier that deals in new and used darkroom gear and see if they have anything onthe back shelves. As a last resort the folks at Grimes could make you one.

 

The 80mm El Nikkor I bought on ebay a while back came with its own adapter, and I have ocasionally seen the adapters by themselves on ebay as well (or just find a junk lens cheap and use the adapter only).

Good luck.

 

BTW, this looks identical to my lens, and seems to have the adapter on the back.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=29986&item=3839872367&rd=1
I'm not endorsing this guy, though, as I have never bought from him, just pointing out the lens type.

 

Schneider has an adapter labelled "0 to Leica Mount". 32.5 mm threaded hole with 39mm outer threads. It is, however, expensive now. (I bought one when it was much cheaper for a 150mm Comparon.) B&H has it for $48. See: Mfr # 92010711 • B&H # SCLAM32.5.

Cambridge has it for $32, but they are NOT well know for good customer relations.

Considering that the Componar is one of the less expensive Schneider enlarging lenses, it seems a waste to spend so much on an adapter.

On the Saunders/LPL web site, it shows a replacement lensboard. It might be possible to have a replacement lensboard fabricated with a 32.5mm hole drilled. You'd have to use a jamb nut, but it might be cheaper than getting the adapter. I own one of these enlargers, and I'll take a look at it and see if I see any simple solutions.

Best regards,
Charlie

 

I have this exact lens on the turret of my Omega. Although one of the less costly, I have excellent results from it. I'll check the Schnieder catalog .. I don't remember what was involved with mounting it ... I'll get back to you.