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Bar Lights for Edges and Scratches

Use a bar light when the angle has to move to show an edge, a scratch, or a texture. Set the bar beside the part and read length and working distance on the bar-light model row.

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What applications are bar lights for edges and scratches best suited for?

Open the series, then send the part.

  • Directional surface defect inspection
  • Large fields of view
  • Oblique lighting for texture
  • Multi-side lighting around fixtures

When should you avoid using bar lights for edges and scratches?

Use another geometry when the surface does this.

  • The target needs shadowless illumination
  • Glare is uncontrolled on polished surfaces
  • Mounting space cannot support the required angle

What are the primary selection inputs for bar lights for edges and scratches?

Send these with the part.

  • Emitting length
  • Working distance
  • Angle and number of bars
  • Diffuser or polarizer requirement
  • Line speed and strobe power

What are the key engineering specifications for bar lights for edges and scratches?

Wavelength, working distance, voltage, cooling, and strobe sit on the model row.

Typical Engineering Parameters for Bar Lights for Edges and Scratches
Design ParameterStandard Engineering Benchmark
Optical GeometryDirectional oblique or darkfield grazing illumination from single/multi directions
Available WavelengthsWhite, Red, Blue, Green, NIR, SWIR options on request
Typical Working DistanceListed on each bar-light model row
Operating Voltage24V DC standard
Cooling MethodHigh-thermal-conductivity aluminum extruded profile
Strobe Overdrive CapabilitySupports high-frequency pulse strobe mode for moving line inspections

What are the most frequently asked questions about bar lights for edges and scratches?

When is Bar Lights for Edges and Scratches useful?

Use a bar light when the angle has to move to show an edge, a scratch, or a texture. Set the bar beside the part and read length and working distance on the bar-light model row.

What information is needed to select a light?

Start with Emitting length, Working distance, Angle and number of bars. Share target images and the inspection requirement so the arrangement can be checked on the actual application.