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Effilux 50 x 50 Lines, 50µm Matrix Mask

Effilux EFFI-Lase Structured LED Lighting Projector

Effilux EFFI-Lase Structured LED Lighting Projector

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Model Number:
EFFO-MSK-G04

Hardware & Interface Connectivity

Power Supply:
Power Supply Required and Sold Separately:
USA: #15-874
Europe: #15-875
Japan: #73-409
Korea: #73-409
China: #15-874

Additional Info

Note:
50x50 lines pattern
Pattern total size (on the mask) = 13mm x 13mm
Line thickness (on the mask) = 50µm
Step between each line center (on the mask) = 255µm

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Reach 224:
Certificate of Conformance:

Product Family Description

  • High Accuracy Without Speckle
  • Wide Range of Standard Masks Available
  • White, Blue, Red, and IR Colors Available

Effilux EFFI-Lase Structured LED Lighting Projectors produce accurate, intense, and uniform lines, matrices, crosses, and arrays of points. Featuring an integrated driver board and easily interchangeable masks, these projectors are ready for plug and play use. Passive cooling and a temperature protection system ensure stable operation and help to prevent damage for long term operation. Effilux EFFI-Lase Structured LED Lighting Projectors offer the accuracy, power, and homogeneity of a laser projector without the speckle. These projectors are ideal for a range of machine vision applications such as 3D reconstruction, stereovision, and alignment.

Note: Masks sold separately, see accessories tab for options.

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Effilux 50µm, Line Mask #22-126 A$536.00   Request Quote
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Effilux 10µm, Line Mask #22-127 A$536.00   Request Quote
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Effilux 100 Line, 45µm Line Mask #22-128 A$536.00   Request Quote
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Effilux 50 x 50 Lines, 50µm Matrix Mask #22-129 A$536.00   Request Quote
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Effilux 50% Density, Cloud of Points Mask #22-130 A$536.00   Request Quote
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Effilux Spanner Wrench for EFFI-LASE #22-131 A$120.00   Request Quote
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Tripod Adeapter Plate for EFFI-SPOT #22-133 A$144.00   Request Quote
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