Colour Filter Set
Product Specification Sheet
Colour Filter Set
Model Number: MTO-39
The Colour Filter Set is a compact collection of optical filters used for experiments involving color transmission, light filtering, color comparison, and basic optics. Micro Technologies supplies the set with seven primary and secondary color filters, each securely mounted in an individual cardboard frame measuring approximately 50 × 50 mm. The framed construction makes individual filters convenient to handle, position, and interchange during experiments while reducing direct contact with the filter material. Different filters selectively transmit portions of visible light, allowing changes in transmitted color to be observed using a suitable light source. The complete seven-filter set is suitable for light and color investigations, optical demonstrations, ray-box arrangements, and other laboratory setups requiring interchangeable colored filters.
Product Specification
The Colour Filter Set provides a convenient selection of colored optical filters for experiments involving light transmission, color filtering, and the interaction of visible light with different filter materials. With seven individual filters supplied in one set, users can quickly compare the effect of different colors without changing the complete experimental arrangement.
Each filter is mounted within a cardboard frame measuring approximately 50 × 50 mm. The frame supports the filter material and provides a convenient edge for handling, helping to reduce unnecessary contact with the active optical area. Individual filters can be inserted, removed, or repositioned according to the experiment being performed.
Micro Technologies supplies the Colour Filter Set with a combination of primary and secondary colors. When white or broad-spectrum light passes through an individual filter, selected wavelength regions are transmitted more strongly while others are absorbed or attenuated. The resulting transmitted light therefore takes on the characteristic appearance associated with the selected filter.
The filters can be used individually for basic color-transmission observations or combined with compatible light sources, ray boxes, receiving screens, lenses, and other optical accessories. Depending on the experimental arrangement, the set can support investigations involving color recognition, transmission, absorption, overlapping filters, and comparative light intensity.
Because each filter is separately framed, changing from one color to another is quick and straightforward. The compact format also simplifies storage and allows multiple sets to be organized efficiently within a laboratory.
With seven interchangeable filters, practical 50 × 50 mm frames, and straightforward operation, the Colour Filter Set provides an economical and reusable accessory for laboratories requiring a flexible solution for light and color experiments.
Features
- Complete set of seven colour filters
- Combination of primary and secondary colors
- Individual cardboard-mounted construction
- Approximate frame size of 50 × 50 mm
- Easy to handle and interchange
- Suitable for visible-light filtering
- Compatible with suitable ray boxes and light sources
- Useful for comparative color-transmission experiments
- Compact configuration for convenient storage
- No electrical power required for the filters
Benefits
- Seven filters provide multiple color options in one set
- Framed construction protects the filter material during handling
- Allows quick comparison of different transmitted colors
- Compact dimensions simplify setup and storage
- Compatible with a variety of basic optics arrangements
- Reusable components provide economical long-term value
- Convenient for bulk laboratory procurement
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Colour Filter Set |
| Internal Model No. | MT-30705 |
| Product Type | Optical Colour Filter Set |
| Number of Filters | 7 |
| Colour Range | Primary and secondary colours |
| Frame Material | Cardboard |
| Frame Size | Approx. 50 × 50 mm |
| Mounting | Individually framed |
| Optical Function | Selective visible-light transmission |
| Power Requirement | None |
| Accuracy / Tolerance | Laboratory-grade optical specification |
| Calibration Standard | Not normally required |
| Stopper Type | Not applicable |
| Color | Assorted primary and secondary colours |
| Usage / Application | Light filtering, color transmission and optics experiments |
| Compliance Standard | Laboratory-grade optical construction |
Available Variants
- MT-30705 – Seven-Piece Colour Filter Set
- Primary Colour Filter Set
- Secondary Colour Filter Set
- 50 × 50 mm Framed Optical Filters
- Customized filter combinations for bulk requirements
SKU System
- MT-CFS-7PC – Seven-Piece Colour Filter Set
- MT-CFS-5050 – 50 × 50 mm Filter Set
- MT-CFS-PRI – Primary Colour Configuration
- MT-CFS-SEC – Secondary Colour Configuration
- MT-CFS-CUS – Customized Filter Set
FAQs
What is the Colour Filter Set used for?
The set is used for experiments involving color transmission, light filtering, and comparative optical observations. Different filters allow the effect of color on transmitted light to be examined.
How many filters are included in the set?
The standard Colour Filter Set contains seven individual filters covering a selection of primary and secondary colors.
What is the size of each colour filter?
Each filter is supplied in an approximately 50 × 50 mm cardboard frame, providing a compact and convenient format for laboratory use.
Why are the filters mounted in cardboard frames?
The frames provide mechanical support and make the filters easier to hold and position. They also help reduce direct contact with the optical filter area.
Can the filters be used with a ray box?
Yes. They can be combined with a compatible ray box or other suitable light source for color transmission and related optics experiments.
Can two colour filters be used together?
Yes. Compatible filters may be overlapped to observe changes in transmitted color and intensity, although the exact result depends on the spectral characteristics of the filters and light source.
Do the Colour Filters require calibration?
Routine calibration is generally unnecessary for qualitative experiments. For quantitative spectral work, filter transmission characteristics would need appropriate optical verification.
How should the filters be maintained?
Handle each filter by its cardboard frame whenever possible. Keep the optical area clean, dry, flat, and protected against scratches, excessive heat, and moisture.
Are the filters suitable for repeated laboratory use?
Yes. With proper handling and storage, the framed filters can be reused for multiple light and color experiments.
Can Colour Filter Sets be ordered in bulk?
Yes. Bulk quantities can be supplied for physics laboratories, optics laboratories, universities, colleges, research facilities, distributors, and institutional projects.
Can custom filter combinations be supplied?
Alternative color combinations or quantities may be available for bulk requirements depending on the required specifications and manufacturing feasibility.
How are the filters packed for shipping?
The framed filters are packed to reduce bending, scratching, and surface damage during transportation. Bulk and export packaging can also be arranged.
Why Choose Our Products
- Seven useful color filters in one compact set
- Convenient 50 × 50 mm framed construction
- Suitable for multiple light and color investigations
- Quality-checked optical components
- Bulk supply capability for laboratories and distributors
Call to Action
Looking for Colour Filter Sets for light, color, or optics experiments? Contact Micro Technologies for competitive quotations, bulk orders, institutional procurement, distributor inquiries, and customized optical accessory requirements.
