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BP505-25.4 Cyan Bandpass Filter

Mounted cyan band pass filter from MidOpt with a 470-560 nm range, ideal for selective wavelength control in camera systems.

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BP505-25.4 Cyan Bandpass Filter

MidOpt · Mounted filter · Band pass inch

Manufacturer
MidOpt
Mechanical Type
Mounted filter
Optical Size
Band pass inch
Product Type
Filter

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Filter by MidOpt, Mounted Band Pass Filter, Near IR/UV Block-Visible: An absorptive band pass filter with a shorter bound of 410nm and a longer bound of 690nm, designed to block near IR and UV while allowing visible light.

The BP505-25.4 Cyan Bandpass Filter by MidOpt transmits light in the 470 nm to 560 nm range, offering precise control over cyan wavelengths. This absorptive bandpass filter is designed to block out all other environmental light, making it ideal for color-sensitive applications such as machine vision, fluorescence microscopy, and color sorting. By isolating the cyan spectrum, the BP505-25.4 improves contrast and ensures sharper, more accurate images. Equipped with a C-mount thread, this filter allows for easy integration into any C or CS mount camera. Its durable construction ensures reliable long-term performance, even in challenging industrial or research settings. The BP505-25.4 is available in various sizes, providing flexibility for different camera systems and applications. Key Features: Cyan Light Transmission: Filters wavelengths between 470 nm and 560 nm, ideal for color-sensitive tasks. Enhanced Image Accuracy: Absorptive design blocks out unwanted light, improving contrast and clarity. Simple Installation: C-mount threading allows easy integration into C and CS mount cameras. Durable Design: Built for consistent performance in industrial and scientific environments. Available Sizes: Custom sizes available for various system requirements. Technical Specifications: Wavelength Range: 470 nm to 560 nm. Mount Type: C-mount and CS-mount. Filter Type: Absorptive Bandpass. Material: High-quality optical glass. The BP505-25.4 enhances color precision and image quality in cyan wavelength applications, making it essential for professionals working in machine vision and microscopy.


Product Specifications

ColorColor
Blue, Dark Red, Light Green, Light Red, Orange
Longer Bound [nm]Longer Bound [nm]
500, 560, 570, 620, 660, 690
ManufacturerManufacturer
MidOpt
Mechanical TypeMechanical Type
Mounted filter
Optical Size [inch]Optical Size [inch]
Band pass
Product TypeProduct Type
Filter
Shorter Bound [nm]Shorter Bound [nm]
470
Thickness [mm]Thickness [mm]
3

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