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1/2" x 36" flexibler Lichtleiter

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½" Flexible Fiber Optic Light Guide

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Produktdetails

Packungsdichte (%):
82% nominal
Beleuchtungsart:
Fiber Optic Light Guide
Passender Lichtleiteradapter:
SX: #38-946
MX: #66-908
Gehäusegeometrie:
Spot Light

Physikalische und mechanische Eigenschaften

Min. Biegehalbmesser (mm):
50.8
Durchmesser (Zoll):
0.50
Länge (Zoll):
36.00

Optische Eigenschaften

Akzeptanzwinkel (°):
68.00
Numerische Apertur NA:
0.55
Faserdurchmesser (μm):
50.00
Brechungsindex Kern (nd):
1.581
Brechungsindex Mantel (nd):
1.487

Umwelt & Haltbarkeit

Betriebstemperatur (°C):
-40 to +107

Konformität mit Standards

Reach 174:
RoHS:
Nicht konform
Konformitätszertifikat:

Produkte

Dia. (inches)  Länge (Zoll)   Vergleichen  Artikelnummer  Preis Kaufen
0.06 36.00
0.06 48.00
0.13 24.00
0.13 36.00
0.13 48.00
0.25 12.00
0.25 24.00
0.25 36.00
0.25 48.00
0.25 72.00
0.50 12.00
0.50 24.00
0.50 36.00
0.50 48.00

Mehr Infos

Light Guide Adapters are required to mate the low profile Fiber Optic Line Lights with fiber optic illuminators.

Hochtransmissive Glasfasern ummantelt mit PVC umhüllten Monocoil, ½" sind mit PVC umhülltem Metallschlauch ummantelt. Die Enden der Lichtleiter sind geschliffen und poliert und mit Edelstahlendstücken abgeschlossen. Ca. 70% des Lichts gelangt in die Faser, Verlust sind 6% / Fuß. Lichtleiteradapter werden zur Befestigung an Beleuchtungsgeräten für Lichtleiter benötigt.

Der richtige Adapter hängt vom Durchmesser der Lichtleiterspitze ab. Für Fasern mit 1/16" und 1/8" Durchmesser passt #38-943, für ¼" D. #38-944 und für 3/8" und ½" D. #38-946.

Zubehör

Titel VergleichenArtikelnummer  Preis Kaufen
Faseroptikadapter SX-10, 0,565“ ID #38-946 €46,00   Angebotsanfrage
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Technische Informationen

 
Length Diameter Fiber Bundle Dimensions Stock No.
A B C D
24" 1/16" 0.187" 0.205" 0.56" 0.19" #40-640
36" 1/16" 0.187" 0.205" 0.56" 0.19" #42-344
48" 1/16" 0.187" 0.205" 0.56" 0.19" #39-365
24" 1/8" 0.187" 0.250" 0.56" 0.23" #42-345
36" 1/8" 0.187" 0.250" 0.56" 0.23" #40-644
48" 1/8" 0.187" 0.250" 0.56" 0.23" #39-366
12" ¼" 0.312" 0.422" 0.56" 0.41" #40-639
24" ¼" 0.312" 0.422" 0.56" 0.41" #42-346
36" ¼" 0.312" 0.422" 0.56" 0.41" #42-347
48" ¼" 0.312" 0.422" 0.56" 0.41" #39-367
72" ¼" 0.312" 0.422" 0.56" 0.41" #39-368
36" 3/8" 0.562" 0.750" 0.86" 0.67" #54-213
48" 3/8" 0.562" 0.750" 0.86" 0.67" #54-214
12" ½" 0.562" 0.875" 0.86" 0.76" #38-659
24" ½" 0.562" 0.875" 0.86" 0.76" #39-369
36" ½" 0.562" 0.875" 0.86" 0.76" #39-370
48" ½" 0.562" 0.875" 0.86" 0.76" #39-371
72" ½" 0.562" 0.875" 0.86" 0.76" #39-372

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