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Knight Optical can offer IR-cut filters for use in Heat Shielding. We supply a range of Custom and Stock IR-cut filters for a range of applications. All individually QA checked and metrology tested for quality to ensure parts meet customer specification. Supplied in a range of sizes and shapes with custom coatings tailored to meet your individual applications. Knight Optical supply precision optical components to customers with Heat Shielding requirements. Our IR-cut filters allow good transmission levels of visible light but cut off IR and UV radiation. Our precision grade filters have an AR coating to increase their visible transmission. In many systems that require heat shielding while still needing visibility an IR-cut filter can be used. These can attenuate infrared radiation and allow through visible light, allows your temperature sensitive equipment For more information read the PDF……

Cranage has multiple testing facilities, accredited by UKAS, to test for EMC as well as radio communication, electrical safety, mechanical and environmental performance. Our Engineers have experience of testing hundreds of different products, including wheelchairs, ECG Monitors, hair styling appliances, household appliances, PCB's, Vacuums, Information point systems, Electric gates, metering systems. We can test and evaluate within the following sectors- Lab and Scientific equipment, Medical Devices, Household appliances, IT equipment, Industrial and Machinery Equipment, Lighting, Electrical Fittings, Road and Rail equipment, Security, Fire and Smoke equipment, Mobility aids and Stairlifts. If your equipment is large or in-situ we can also offer EMC testing at your premises. Our pre-compliance testing is used to identify potential issues during product development.

Hire a stage for your event, indoors or outdoors with carpet or vinyl surface, steps, handrails, tiered and multi level stages. Canopies for weather cover and backdrops also available.

The mechanical iris is a camera aperture component inspired by the human eye's iris, designed to precisely control the amount of light transmitted. It consists of a series of staggered curved thin metal blades, and by adjusting the relative motion of these blades—either closing or expanding—the size of the central circular opening is modified, thereby precisely controlling the light transmission. This design is not only applied in the apertures of photographic equipment but also in a variety of window systems for automatic light regulation and in security systems that control light to protect sensitive equipment.