MidOpt StablEDGE™ optical filters are specifically designed to be less susceptible to effects from angular shifting seen when optical filters are placed in front of short focal length (<12 mm) camera lenses.

Dangerous goods signs meanings Australia

Dangerous goods signage requirements

Hazchem GHS signs are globally recognised as the correct classification and labelling method. These signs have a black image on a white background inside a red diamond.

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Hazchem signs are displayed on storage containers and vehicles to indicate that dangerous chemicals or substances are present.

Dangerous goods signs meanings

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Hazardous chemicalssign meaning

Where dangerous goods are kept on site, such as flammable liquids, a Hazchem sign with black text and image on a red triangle should be displayed where the goods are kept and at the entrance to the building.

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BP Series Filters are recommended for use with all common LEDs used in machine vision lighting and designed with a broad passband to accommodate the entire output of the LED.  BN Series Filters have a reduced bandwidth for overwhelming ambient light conditions or when greater separation of wavelengths is required.

The spectral output of an LED light source typically follows a normal Gaussian profile. For a machine vision bandpass filter to be most effective its passband should also approximate this bell-shaped curve.