SCHOTT EasyLED Spot Light PLUS Filters & Polariser

Optical filters and polarisation accessories for adapting SCHOTT EasyLED Spot Light PLUS illumination to different microscopy and inspection applications.

Choose the Filter for Your Application

SCHOTT EasyLED Spot Light PLUS filters allow the illumination colour or polarisation characteristics to be changed without replacing the complete light source.

Select the required filter from the product options above. If you are unsure which filter is suitable for your specimen or inspection task, Auckland Scientific can help with selection.

Polariser – P/N 600.600

Polarising filter for EasyLED Spot / Spot Light PLUS systems. Useful where glare and unwanted reflections need to be controlled when examining reflective surfaces.

Red Filter – P/N 600.650

Red illumination filter for applications where selective colour contrast or reduced short-wavelength illumination is useful.

Blue Filter – P/N 600.660

Blue illumination filter for applications where blue light can improve visual contrast or help emphasise selected specimen features.

Green Filter – P/N 600.670

Green illumination filter for colour-selective inspection and microscopy applications.

Yellow Filter – P/N 600.680

Yellow illumination filter for modifying the spectral appearance of the EasyLED Spot Light PLUS output.

Halogen Filter – P/N 600.690

Halogen-effect filter for applications where a warmer illumination appearance similar to traditional halogen lighting is preferred.

EasyLED Spot Light PLUS Accessory System

The SCHOTT EasyLED system diagram shows the Spot Light PLUS range together with its mounting and filter accessories.

Click the diagram to enlarge.

These filters are intended for compatible SCHOTT EasyLED Spot and Spot Light PLUS systems. If you are unsure whether a filter fits your illumination head, send Auckland Scientific the part number of your light source and we can help check compatibility.

Auckland Scientific – Application Support

Tell us which EasyLED Spot Light PLUS system you have and what you are trying to inspect. We can help identify the most appropriate filter or polarisation option.