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idOpt filters are the premier solution for industrial imaging to ensure flawless


control, dependable results, unmatched repeatability and exceptional image quality for monochrome and colour vision systems.


Filters have the ability to block all unwanted ambient light and pass only the necessary light output while increasing contrast and resolution. Whether your vision system is counting items, reading codes or examining specific objects for defects, optical filters can help you achieve a more stable,


accurate system. There are many varieties of optical filters, to suit any application.


Choosing an optical filter In order to select the best filter, you’ll need to pinpoint your objective or the imaging problem you’re having. One of the most common filters used for enhancing vision systems is a bandpass filter. To discover the best bandpass filter for your application, use broad spectrum light source “white light” and a machine- vision bandpass filter kit to highlight various wavelengths.


By viewing the resulting image each bandpass filter provides, the best colour can be determined for maximising contrast and reducing interfering light. In addition to bandpass filters, we offer many other filters to help reduce glare, remove saturation, balance colour, and more.


Optical filters are the simplest, most cost-effective way to enhance repeatability and to achieve the highest level of performance from your machine- vision system.


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MidOpt www.midopt.com


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