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Advanced Illumination dark-field rings
We offer a variety of dark field ring lights to provide illumination projected at a shallow angle. Browse our dark field ring lights for your application now.

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We offer a variety of dark field ring lights to provide illumination projected at a shallow angle. Browse our dark field ring lights for your application now.
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DF196
Our MicroBrite™ DF196 Series delivers direct illumination at a low angle to cast shadows used to identify surface defects, embossed text, etc. View more info.Open series
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DF198
Our MicroBrite™ DF198 Series provides illumination at a low angle to cast shadows used to identify surface detects, embossed text, etc. Learn more.Open series
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DF241
The DF241 is characterized as a Small Low Angle Dark Field Ring Light. Learn more about this light and its application from the experts at Advanced illumination now.Open series
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DF242
The DF242 Large Low Angle Dark Field light has precisely aimed LEDs that provide a very low angle of incidence, radial illumination pattern. Shop now.Open series
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RL5064 Dark Field
Get both bright and dark field illumination with the RL5064 Dual Function Ring Light from Advanced Illumination. Order from our lighting experts today!Open seriesOfficial documentation
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