The most versatile of our machine vision lights, these bar lights can be used alone, installed side-by-side, or assembled into a ring light. When used alone, they illuminate a single strip of light; when multiple are installed next to each other, they flood your inspection area with light. When multiple are configured into a ring around your camera, they give you bright, even light aligned with the camera's field of view. Though these lights look like workspace lights, they shine a focused strip of light for inspection instead of giving off ambient light. Position them directly over the object your camera is inspecting or angle them for a better look at surface defects. An M12 cable (sold separately) is required to power these lights.

Each light includes a T-slot channel for mounting—keeping your set up modular and easy to adjust. Mount them to T-slotted framing with the included fasteners. Or, add a mount (sold separately) to secure the light to a stand or a nearby surface. These mounts tilt 180° and rotate 360°, so you can change the position of the light without changing the location of the mount.

White light beams are clean and crisp, giving off cool tones and uniform lighting ideal for inspection work. They’re a versatile choice to help your camera see objects made of any color. However, white light creates reflections on shiny surfaces.

Red lights won’t create a reflection or glare because the color is absorbed by materials, which makes them ideal for inspecting shiny glass, plastic, or metal objects. By creating a contrasting color, they’ll help you easily spot if a product is contaminated or discolored, or if an unexpected object has found its way into a batch. However, red lights won't create enough contrast to inspect red-colored objects.

Infrared lights help you see through material, such as objects wrapped in thin paper, cloth, or plastic. Use them to help you determine the fill level of packages. This light isn’t visible to the human eye, so it won’t create a glare on objects and won’t strain your eyes.

Detect edges, take measurements, and spot holes with your machine vision camera by passing objects over these backlights. They cast even, low-intensity light that sits opposite from your inspection camera to produce a silhouette for your camera to focus on. Each backlight requires an M12 cable (sold separately) to power it.

White lights produce clean, crisp illumination in blue and white tones, which is ideal for inspection work. They’re a versatile choice to help your camera see objects made of any color. However, they will reflect on shiny surfaces.

Red lights won’t create a reflection or glare because the color is absorbed by materials, which makes them ideal for inspecting shiny glass, plastic, or metal objects. By creating a contrasting color, they’ll help you easily inspect the edges and contours of an object. However, red lights won't create enough contrast to inspect red-colored objects.

Backlights with an IP67-rated housing are sealed to keep out dust and moisture, so you can use them on the floor below your conveyor or even submerge them in water.

Add a mount to secure your backlight to a load-bearing surface. They secure with a bracket to keep your light still for consistent and accurate imaging with your inspection camera.

Highlight small, specific areas with intensely bright light to help your machine vision camera home in on the details of your product. You can also position these lights to cast shadows to help your vision sensor detect the presence or absence of a feature on an object. Smaller than a hockey puck, these lights fit in tight spaces, so you can position them exactly where you need them. Each light requires an M12 cable (sold separately) to power it.

White lights are clean and crisp, giving off cool tones that are ideal for inspection work. They’re a versatile choice to help your camera see objects made of any color. However, white light creates reflections on shiny surfaces.

Red lights won’t create a reflection or glare because the color is absorbed by materials, which makes them ideal for inspecting shiny objects made from glass, plastic, or metal. By creating a contrasting color, they’ll help you easily spot if a product is contaminated or discolored, or if an unexpected object has found its way into a batch. However, red lights won't create enough contrast to inspect red-colored objects.

Add a mount to secure your light. Rotating mounts swivel to position the light where you need it. Mounts with 360° rotation also tilt up and down.

Surround your camera with light for perfectly aligned brightness. These small and lightweight ring lights are mounted directly around your machine vision camera or vision sensor. You can synchronize these lights with your camera, so they flash as images are captured. To attach them directly to your camera, you'll need a mount (sold separately). If you'd rather mount them to a frame or stand, they have a T-slot on the back and come with mounting fasteners. Each light requires an M12 cable (sold separately) for power.

Rectangular lights shine directly onto items. They are brighter than round lights, so they can be farther away.

Round lights do not have corners, so they shine light more evenly than rectangular lights. This lets you use them at low angles to highlight surface flaws.

White lights are clean and crisp, giving off cool tones that are ideal for inspection work.

Red lights won’t create a reflection or glare because the color is absorbed by materials, which makes them ideal for inspecting shiny glass, plastic, or metal objects.

Infrared lights help you see through material, such as objects wrapped in thin paper, cloth, or plastic.