Coaxial
The light is then deflected downward onto the imaging plane via a 50% beamsplitter, which also allows light from the object to be collected by the camera above. Ideal for imaging highly reflective objects or where the area of inspection is obscured by shadows from its surroundings. The result of this illumination type is to apply a sheet of light to the object from above and collect the result of how the light is reflected, scattered or absorbed.
Advanced Illumination DL110 Linear Coaxial Light
- Even illumination over the full 25 x 300mm (1" x 12")
- Ideal for coaxial line scan applications
- Includes high efficiency, coated easy clean dust cover to protect the beam splitter combining glass
- Various wavelenghts
- Excellent light stability
Advanced Illumination DL225 High Power Coaxial Light
- Consistent diffuse illumination over 25 x 25 mm, 50 x 50mm, 75 x 75mm, 100 x 100mm, 150 x 150mm
- Improved performance with unique modular heat sink and circuit design
- Excellent light stability
- Broad range of wavelengths available
Effilux EFFI-COAX Coaxial Light
- Various Wavelengths
- Lightweight Lighting
- Competitive lighting quality across variant sizes
- New to market
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