Polarizing Filters
Polarizers are designed to reduce specular glare by passing only the light polarized in the direction perpendicular to the reflected light (glare). In addition, they help improve contrast, increase color saturation and detect imperfections in transparent materials.
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Polarizing Filters
Polarizers are designed to reduce specular glare by passing only the light polarized in the direction perpendicular to the reflected light (glare). In addition, they help improve contrast, increase color saturation and detect imperfections in transparent materials. MidOpt Polarizing Filters can be easily and securely mounted to your lens and light source for maximum extinction or glare reduction.
*Please specify the axis of polarization direction when inquiring about film
Polarizing Filters
- ◆ Contrast ratios average up to 10,000:1
- ◆ Linear, circular and wire grid polarizers are available for visible (VIS) and near-infrared (NIR) spectrums
- ◆ Rotating mount with locking thumb screw to fine tune glare reduction
- ◆ Exceptional surface quality; 40/20 scratch/dig
| Part No | Description | Useful Range | Contrast Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| ➡PR032 | Linear Polarizer | 400-700nm | 3000:1 |
| ➡PR120 | Ultra High Contrast Linear Polarizer | 400-700nm | 10,000:1 |
| ➡PR1000 | VIS/SWIR Wire Grid Linear Polarizer Mounted Filter | 400-2000nm | Up to 8000:1 |
| ➡PC052 | Circular Polarizer | 400-700nm | 700:1 |
| ➡Pi031 | (Limited) VIS/NIR Wire Grid Linear Polarizer, High Extinction | 400-2000nm | 3000:1 |
| ➡Pi035 | (Limited) VIS/NIR Wire Grid Linear Polarizer, High Transmission | 400-2000nm | 500:1 |
| ➡PG120 | High Temperature Ultra High Contrast Glass Linear Polarizer Filter 2.5mm thk | 400-700nm | 10,000:1 |
| ➡PG1000 | VIS/SWIR Wire Grid Linear Polarizer Unmounted Filter | 400-2000nm | Up to 8000:1 |
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