We offer a wide variety of optical filter mounts for securing and locating your optical filter.  Popular types include: Edge Grip Clamp Filter Mounts Spring Clamp Filter Holders Indexed Optical Filter Wheels Stackable Optical Filter Mounts Flip-up Optical Filter Mounts

OpticalBandpass filter

Our Bandpass Filters pass a narrow spectral band of UV, visible, or NIR radiation and reject out-of-band wavelengths from X-ray to the far IR.  Applications include spectra radiometry, medical diagnostics, chemical analysis, colorimetry, astronomy, or any application where spectral isolation is required.

Notchfilter

Scribed and laminated soft coating construction is a commonly used construction for bandpass and edge filters. Optical filter components are coated onto separate substrate plates. These plates are then scribed to remove the film symmetrically around the required specified active film areas of the optical filters to be produced from the plate. The scribed plates are subsequently laminated together with a moisture resistant epoxy. A glass-epoxy-glass seal is formed in the scribed areas forming the best possible barrier to moisture penetration. Filters are cut through the scribed area to their finished size using diamond cutting tools. Additional moisture barriers may be applied to the cut filters if necessary to achieve extended life requirements.

Scribed and laminated soft coating construction is a commonly used construction for bandpass and edge filters. Optical filter components are coated onto separate substrate plates. These plates are then scribed to remove the film symmetrically around the required specified active film areas of the optical filters to be produced from the plate. The scribed plates are subsequently laminated together with a moisture resistant epoxy. A glass-epoxy-glass seal is formed in the scribed areas forming the best possible barrier to moisture penetration. Filters are cut through the scribed area to their finished size using diamond cutting tools. Additional moisture barriers may be applied to the cut filters if necessary to achieve extended life requirements.

Chromafilter

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Chromawerx Sola is single-channel control that dims output while warming the color temperature in a pre-determined relationship. A simple digital or analog control sends a common signal to dual output digital drivers, which are programmed to adjust a specially populated LED array to emulate the effect of dimming a filament source. Dimming range is programmable but the default option runs from 3500K at 100% of full power to 2700K at 5% of full power. CRI is maintained above 80 throughout the dimming range. Chromawerx Duo is two-channel control. It uses analog or digital protocols for synchronous control of both warm and cool LED arrays, enabling the user to set color temperature and light output. Commonly called “tunable white”, Chromawerx two-channel control provides the range of warm (2700K) to cool (6500K) color that can be useful for helping to entrain circadian rhythms, stimulate alertness for improved educational and work productivity, and compensate for jet lag, among other applications. The Chromawerx drivers are programmed to limit maximum light output and power usage across all color temperatures. CRI is maintained above 80.

Parabolic Louvers (SPL, MPL, WPL, BPL) - Parabolic louver optics provide excellent shielding and a pleasing crisp visual texture. The parabolic contour of the blades and side reflectors direct light into a comfortable downlight distribution, while minimizing shadows from the LED array above each cell. Four finishes are available. Specular Aluminum (SPL), Matte Aluminum (MPL), Matte White (WPL) and Matte Black (BPL).

Opticalfilter

Chromawerx Sola is single-channel control that dims output while warming the color temperature in a pre-determined relationship. A simple digital or analog control sends a common signal to dual output digital drivers, which are programmed to adjust a specially populated LED array to emulate the effect of dimming a filament source. Dimming range is programmable but the default option runs from 3500K at 100% of full power to 2700K at 5% of full power. CRI is maintained above 80 throughout the dimming range.

Ir blockingfilter

Bandpass Filterthorlabs

PoE technology can be integrated into many of Lumenwerx’s lighting solutions and product families. For nodes, we always aim for complete integration, but when space is limited, we look for a remote solution that doesn’t compromise the design aesthetic. PoE can be integrated into 95% of our product offering, including our Chromawerx solutions. See PoE webpage

Clusters recessed parabolic downlights include linear downlights, planar downlights, and linear adjustable, all in various cell configurations. Downlights offer a choice of soft- and sharp-edge optics, multiple beam spreads and subtle aperture treatments. Nominal light output is 200 lumens per cell at over 85 LPW; total output ranges up to 1800 lumens in a linear configuration and to 5000 lumens for the largest array. Recessed Clusters can install in a variety of ceiling types and materials, with either an integral driver or a remote driver that is capable of powering multiple luminaires.

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Narrow bandbandpass filter

A bandpass filter is defined by the pass band region. The two wavelengths in the bandpass where the transmittance is equal to 50% of peak transmittance are called the half-power wavelengths. The bandwidth is the difference between the half-power wavelengths which is called the full width at half maximum (FWHM). A center wavelength is defined by calculating the average of the two half-power wavelengths. The band shape is usually defined as a multiple of the BW or FWHM, and it defines the rate of attenuation with respect to wavelength change along the slopes of the bandpass.  Please see the individual product page for the transmission curve.

Color glassfilter

Parabolic Louvers (SPL, MPL, WPL, BPL) - Parabolic louver optics provide excellent shielding and a pleasing crisp visual texture. The parabolic contour of the blades and side reflectors direct light into a comfortable downlight distribution, while minimizing shadows from the LED array above each cell. Four finishes are available. Specular Aluminum (SPL), Matte Aluminum (MPL), Matte White (WPL) and Matte Black (BPL).

Clusters recessed parabolic downlights include linear downlights, planar downlights, and linear adjustable, all in various cell configurations. Downlights offer a choice of soft- and sharp-edge optics, multiple beam spreads and subtle aperture treatments. Nominal light output is 200 lumens per cell at over 85 LPW; total output ranges up to 1800 lumens in a linear configuration and to 5000 lumens for the largest array. Recessed Clusters can install in a variety of ceiling types and materials, with either an integral driver or a remote driver that is capable of powering multiple luminaires.

Chromawerx Duo is two-channel control. It uses analog or digital protocols for synchronous control of both warm and cool LED arrays, enabling the user to set color temperature and light output. Commonly called “tunable white”, Chromawerx two-channel control provides the range of warm (2700K) to cool (6500K) color that can be useful for helping to entrain circadian rhythms, stimulate alertness for improved educational and work productivity, and compensate for jet lag, among other applications. The Chromawerx drivers are programmed to limit maximum light output and power usage across all color temperatures. CRI is maintained above 80.

A bandpass filter is defined by the pass band region. The two wavelengths in the bandpass where the transmittance is equal to 50% of peak transmittance are called the half-power wavelengths. The bandwidth is the difference between the half-power wavelengths which is called the full width at half maximum (FWHM). A center wavelength is defined by calculating the average of the two half-power wavelengths. The band shape is usually defined as a multiple of the BW or FWHM, and it defines the rate of attenuation with respect to wavelength change along the slopes of the bandpass.  Please see the individual product page for the transmission curve.

Our Bandpass Filters pass a narrow spectral band of UV, visible, or NIR radiation and reject out-of-band wavelengths from X-ray to the far IR.  Applications include spectra radiometry, medical diagnostics, chemical analysis, colorimetry, astronomy, or any application where spectral isolation is required.