24" einarmiger halbstarrer Lichtleiter

Typ	Artikelnummer	Preis	Kaufen
Dual Branch Single Branch		230,00 435,00
Dual Branch Dual Branch	#54-212	435,00 €435,00 Angebotsanfrage	Lagernd ×
Single Branch Single Branch	#54-210	230,00 €230,00 Angebotsanfrage	3-4 Tage ×

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

Schwanenhals aus Edelstahl
Einarmig und zweiarmig erhältlich

Zwei verschiedene Versionen erhältlich. Bitte beachten Sie, dass die längeren Versionen dazu neigen nicht selbsttragend zu sein. Wir empfehlen einen Vergleich mit unserer Hybridserie, um die benötigte Länge zu finden. Für die Befestigung an Beleuchtungsgeräten für Lichtleiter werden Lichtleiteradapter benötigt.

Der richtige Adapter hängt vom Durchmesser des Lichtleiters ab. Für die meisten Beleuchtungsgeräte kann #38-946 mit einem einarmigen und #38-947 mit einem zweiarmigen Lichtleiter verwendet werden.

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Titel	Artikelnummer	Preis	Kaufen

Faseroptikadapter SX-10, 0,565“ ID	#38-946	46,00 €46,00 Angebotsanfrage	3-4 Tage ×
Faseroptikadapter SX-11, 0,629“ ID	#38-947	46,00 €46,00 Angebotsanfrage	3-4 Tage ×

Technische Informationen


Type	Fiber Bundle Dia. Ø	Length	Dimensions		Semi-Rigid Light Guide Stock No.
Type	Fiber Bundle Dia. Ø	Length	A	B	Semi-Rigid Light Guide Stock No.
Single Branch	0.186"	18"	0.562"	0.500"	#54-209
Single Branch	0.186"	23"	0.562"	0.500"	#54-210
Dual Branch	0.281"	18"	0.625"	0.500"	#54-211
Dual Branch	0.281"	23"	0.625"	0.500"	#54-212

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