23" Single Branch Semi-Rigid Light Guide

Type	Stock Number	Price	Buy
Dual Branch Single Branch		19,227 36,714
Dual Branch Dual Branch	#54-212	36,714 ₹36,714 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
Single Branch Single Branch	#54-210	19,227 ₹19,227 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×

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Light Guide Adapters are required to mate the low profile Fiber Optic Line Lights with fiber optic illuminators.

Stay-Put Stainless Steel Gooseneck
Single and Dual Branch Options

Two separate illuminator specific series are available—they are not interchangeable. Please note that longer lengths tend not to be self-supporting. We recommend comparison with the Hybrid series to meet your length needs. Light guide adapters needed to mate with fiber optic illuminators.

The correct adapter will depend on the tip diameter of the light guide. For most illuminator models, use #38-946 with single branch light guides and #38-947 with dual branch light guides.

Accessories

Note: Compatible accessories for individual stock numbers may vary. If unsure about which accessories work with your products, please contact us here.

Title	Stock Number	Price	Buy

0.565" ID, Fiber Optic Adapter SX-10	#38-946	3,915 ₹3,915 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
0.629" ID, Fiber Optic Adapter SX-11	#38-947	3,915 ₹3,915 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×

Technical Information


Type	Fiber Bundle Dia. Ø	Length	Dimensions		Semi-Rigid Light Guide Stock No.
Type	Fiber Bundle Dia. Ø	Length	A	B	Semi-Rigid Light Guide Stock No.
Single Branch	0.186"	18"	0.562"	0.500"	#54-209
Single Branch	0.186"	23"	0.562"	0.500"	#54-210
Dual Branch	0.281"	18"	0.625"	0.500"	#54-211
Dual Branch	0.281"	23"	0.625"	0.500"	#54-212

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Illumination Spot Size Calculator

Common Illumination Types

Using Structured Illumination

Spectrolight Mighty Light Product Overview

Spectrolight Flexible Wavelength Selector Basic Product Overview

Spectrolight Flexible Wavelength Selector Auto Product Overview

What is ripple in illuminators and how does it affect my video system?

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What are the advantages of LED Illumination?

Candela

Color Temperature

Diffuse Illumination

Directional Illumination

Glancing Illumination

Luminous Flux

Lux

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Successful Light Polarization Techniques

Spectrolight Mighty Light Accessories Overview

How to Achieve Optimal Collimation with Fiber Optics

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I am looking to prototype an illumination system. My objective is to use a small halogen filament bulb and end up with a beam of light. What would be the best lens or lens combination to give me this projected spot of light?

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What are the advantages of Fiber Optic Illumination?

What is the difference between flexible, quartz and liquid fiber optic light guides?

What diameter beam will a light guide output?

Why do fiber optic light guides lose so much energy?

How do fiber optic light guides connect to fiber optic illuminators?

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