Schneider-Kreuznach presents new magnetron sputtered longpass filters at this year’s Optatec in Frankfurt, Germany. The existing series of longpass filters has been extended with four new wavelengths: LP 765 HT, LP 780 HT, LP 850 HT and LP 900 HT. The filters feature steep slopes and high transmission at stable cut-on wavelengths. Thanks to their extreme flat polished optical surface, the filters are ideally suited to high-end machine vision systems in factory automation. All longpass filters come with superior antireflection coatings.
The new longpass filters are part of the company’s portfolio of industrial filters comprising broadband and narrow bandpass filters, shortpass filters and UV-IR cut filters. They are being presented at Optatec (7-9 June 2016, Messe Frankfurt, hall 3, booth E 23).
About the Schneider Group:
The Schneider Group specializes in developing and producing industrial optics, filter systems and precision mechanics, as well as high-performance lenses for photography and film, cinema projection lenses.. The group comprises Jos. Schneider Optische Werke, founded in Bad Kreuznach in 1913, and its subsidiaries Pentacon (Dresden), Schneider-Optics (New York, Los Angeles), Schneider Asia Pacific (Hongkong) and Schneider Optical Technologies (Shenzhen). The company’s main brand is “Schneider-Kreuznach”. It has around 620 employees worldwide, with 390 based in its German headquarters. For years now the group has been a world market leader in the area of high-performance lenses.
The new longpass filters are part of the company’s portfolio of industrial filters comprising broadband and narrow bandpass filters, shortpass filters and UV-IR cut filters. They are being presented at Optatec (7-9 June 2016, Messe Frankfurt, hall 3, booth E 23).
About the Schneider Group:
The Schneider Group specializes in developing and producing industrial optics, filter systems and precision mechanics, as well as high-performance lenses for photography and film, cinema projection lenses.. The group comprises Jos. Schneider Optische Werke, founded in Bad Kreuznach in 1913, and its subsidiaries Pentacon (Dresden), Schneider-Optics (New York, Los Angeles), Schneider Asia Pacific (Hongkong) and Schneider Optical Technologies (Shenzhen). The company’s main brand is “Schneider-Kreuznach”. It has around 620 employees worldwide, with 390 based in its German headquarters. For years now the group has been a world market leader in the area of high-performance lenses.
