LED illuminator for quality control Optron LED real color
Taisei Fine Chemical Co., Ltd.
About This Product
■Both "thorough quality control" and "comfortable working environment" LED lighting combines accurate color reproduction and insect repellent performance.
On production lines for food, pharmaceuticals, precision equipment, etc., it is important to have a light source with a wavelength and brightness that can reproduce the correct color of the product in order to detect foreign substances and control hygiene quality. Optron LED Real Color, which can reproduce natural colors close to sunlight and provide comfortable brightness, is a lighting device created for manufacturing lines.
■Reproduce the correct color
Utilizing the phosphor formulation and wavelength control technology cultivated in fluorescent lamps, we have been able to improve the balance of red, yellow, and green wavelengths to bring them closer to sunlight. We have achieved a red color that cannot be reproduced with ordinary fluorescent lamps or LEDs.
■Each color stands out
The high contrast makes the outline of objects clear, making it easier to find foreign objects that are difficult to see, such as hair. You can clearly see every detail, so you won't miss any foreign objects on the production line.
■Comfortable light with less strong light
Adopting a color temperature of 5000K, which is close to sunlight, it reproduces the most natural white color. *Color temperature is a numerical expression of the color of light emitted by a light source, and 5000K is the closest value to sunlight.
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LED illuminator for quality control Optron LED real color
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Taisei Fine Chemical Co., Ltd.
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