Ring Lights (Bright Field)
Bright Field Ring Lights provide illumination directly onto an object, at angles of above 45 degrees from horizontal, creating distinct shadows or general purpose illumination depending on subjects features. This type of lighting is very effective when used on objects requiring high degrees of contrast, but may create unwanted specular reflections when directed at shiny or reflective materials because of the high angle of incidence when this is the case dark field lighting may give better results. Working distances can be short to very long.
Basler Camera Ring Lights
50mm, 70mm, 90mm
- Integrated controller for perfect synchronisation
- Blue, red, or white LEDs
- 50mm, 70mm or 90mm outer diameter
- Easy access to strobe and over drive functions
Advanced Illumination RL208 MicroBrite Bright Field Ring Light
High Performance
Effilux EFFI-RING Modular Ring Light
- Moveable lens position
- Interchangeable windows
- RGB & WUI options
- High IP rating
- Built in driver
Advanced Illumination RL5064 Combination Ring Light
Classic Low Power Bright/Dark Field Ring Light
- Dual Functionality - bright field and dark field illumination in a compact housing
- Bright Field and Dark Field can be used independently
Advanced Illumination RL36120 Bright Field Ring Light
Classic Low Power
- Intense illumination for large areas where specular reflection is not a problem
- Available in the RGB “All Color” version
Advanced Illumination RL121 Bright Field Ring Light
High Performance
- 75.0 mm (2.95”) O.D ring light provides high intensity illumination
- Very low profile - only 14.2 mm (.56”)
- Optional adapter rings for camera lens mounting
Advanced Illumination RL4260 Bright Field Ring Light
Classic Low Power
- Provides significant illumination in a medium sized housing
- Axial light source designed for non-specular objects
Advanced Illumination RL1424 Bright Field Ring Light
Classic Low Power
- Large inner breadth accommodates lenses up to 55mm in diameter
- Can be ordered with a variety of mounting options
Advanced Illumination RL113 Bright Field Ring Light
High Performance
- High intensity from a long working distance - 45,500 lux from 300mm (12”)
- IP67 compliant design; washdown capabilities
- Previous RL113 Derivative: RL169
Advanced Illumination RL169 Bright Field Ring Light
High Performance
- Replaced by RL113
- High intensity from a long working distance - 45,500 lux from 300mm (12”)
Advanced Illumination RL127 Bright Field Ring Light
High Performance
- Intense illumination in a compact (116.9 mm DIA) housing
- IP67 design, for washdown applications
- Axial light source designed for inspecting non-specular objects
Advanced Illumination RL2316 Bright Field Ring Light
Classic Low Power
- Light weight, efficient space saving design
- Axial light source designed for small, non-specular objects or inspections with limited space
Advanced Illumination RL-S052120 EuroBrite Ring Light
Strobe/Continuous
- On-board smart driver - seamless strobe or continuous
- Robust, sealed IP67 enclosure
- Highly cost effective
- Easy M12X1 connection
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