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| Washdown |
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| Diffused Dome/ Tube Lights |
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| Built-In Strobe Lights |
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| LED Light Engines |
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| Front Lights |
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| Diffused Axial Lights |
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| Ring Lights |
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| Off-Axis Ring Lights |
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| High Power Flood Light |
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| Law Enforcement Lighting |
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| Diffuse Square Light |
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| Color RGB Lights |
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| Power Supplies |
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| Custom Designs |
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Ring Lights:
With their familiar ring-shaped form, ring lights are probably one of the most recognizable types of close-up camera lighting available today. And it's no wonder as they are also the oldest... ring lights evolved from the familiar ring shaped task lamp magnifiers used by millions of line assembly workers; a legacy hearkening back to sometime after the invention of the first circular florescent lamps. Metaphase LED ring lights on the other hand have been around almost since the invention of the first use of cameras for industry and are renown for their near shadowless illuination, intensity, power and 5X lifetime over fluorescents.
Metaphase ring lights are specially designed to project an even 360 degree overlapping ring of light from camera to lens and in most front lighting applications our ring lights are the simplest and lowest cost solution to camera lighting. LED ring lights have become so common in close-up and camera illumination you may be inclined to think that all ring lights are the same; however each MetaLight ring light was carefully designed for each application our customers brought to us.
Today Metaphase makes ring lights in five different diameters from 3" all the way up to 5.75" and with anywhere from one row of LED's up to a whopping five. Machined from a solid block of 6061-T6 aluminum all of the ring lights we make are just as robust and employ Metaphase's proprietary thermal management technology to dissipate internal die temperature externally and ensure a consistent light output for years of consistent lighting conditions. Three 1/4-20 tapped holes provide the ability to mount the ring light directly on the camera and lights are compatible with most camera brackets for direct mounting.
These powerful ring lights are prefocused and potted by the factory with operating range of 1.5" to 4", but other specified working distances can be provided as required. Our ring lights are available in high power MetaBright™, standard MetaLight™ and washdown MetaTight™ Series.
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- Label identification
- Direct part marking identification
- Surface inspection and finishes
- Microscopic stage illumination
- Solder joints inspection
- Components identification
- Molded part features
- Anywhere you need close-up, near-shadowless illumination with a single light source
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This 3" O.D. (1" I.D.) near axis ring light provides extreme intensity lighting for working distance of 4" and longer. Our ring lights can be configured for wavelength and other specifications. |
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This 4" O.D. (2" I.D.) near axis ring light provides extreme intensity lighting for working distance of 4" and longer. Our ring lights can be configured for wavelength and other specifications. |
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This 5.75" O.D. (2.5" I.D.) near axis ring light provides extreme intensity lighting for working distance of 4" and longer. Our ring lights can be configured for wavelength and other specifications. |
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This 3" O.D. (1" I.D.) RGB near axis ring light provides extreme intensity lighting for working distance of 4" and longer. Our ring lights can be configured for wavelength and other specifications. |
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This 4" O.D. (2" I.D.) RGB near axis ring light provides extreme intensity lighting for working distance of 4" and longer. Our ring lights can be configured for wavelength and other specifications. |
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Sectional ring lights are made by electrically dividing our standard ring lights into halves or fourths. These lights are special purpose illuminators with independently controlled sections that can be toggled on or off to create special lighting effects. Sectional Ring Lights may be specified when you need to illuminate or capture one side of an object at a time but still need a single camera light source. This is a helpful technique that can create selected contrast for variable features on parts with asymmetric geometry or in conjunction with particular camera manufacturers multiple image processing capabilities. Sections may also be specified with different color LED's for even more creative problem solving. |
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Dark field illumination provides high contrast lighting for detecting stress, defects, finger prints, edges, dust, and bubbles in transparent materials. When the Dark Field Light is placed behind a transparent object, intense light will appear at the edges and imperfections will be accentuated in a high-contrast manner. |
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