LED illumination

LED illuminations have become the universal standard for imaging applications. They offer an excellent price/performance ratio, unbeatable reliability and almost maintenance-free operation. They can be assembled in almost any shape and are available in many different colours (red, white, blue, green, IR, UV).

Natural white LED

High colour rendering, natural-light LEDs produce a smooth continuous spectral distribution across all wavelengths, just like the spectral distribution of sunlight.

Ring lights

The robust technology allows ringlights to be used for a wide range of imaging tasks. They can be supplied in different colours and a large number of different designs and diameters.

Infrared illumination

Illumination within the NIR and SWIR range available in different models and wavelengths.

Coaxial illumination

Coaxial illumination is used for illuminating reflective surfaces.

Dome illumination

Dome illumination enables an even and homogeneous illumination of the object and is used to illuminate complex reflective shapes.

Dark field illumination

Dark field illumination is mainly used to highlight surface defects, scratches or engraving.

Spotlights

Spotlights are used in applications that require intense illumination of a limited area.

Line lights

Line lights are often used in conjunction with line scan camera applications in order to bundle the intensity of light in a linear form.

Barlights

Barlights are available in different colours and can be used in continuous or strobe mode.

Frontlight panels

Using frontlight illumination the light source is situated on the same side as the camera.

Backlight panels

Using backlight illumination the light source is situated behind the target.

Telecentric illumination

Condensors for backlighting with best telecentricity, equipped with high power LEDs, available in different wavelengths.

Cold light sources

By using different types of optical fibres on a cold light source it is possible to separate the position of a light source and the illuminated object and to determine the geometry of the light emission.

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