Knobloch Filter Lens for Clip-on-system

Product information: “Knobloch Filter Lens for Clip-on-system”

The filter “Clip-on-system” from Knobloch is comprised of a supporting part (sold separately) and a filter lens. The clip-on-holder is put on the lensholder from the front. Various filters can be clipped onto the supporting part.

Depending on the light conditions the appropriate attachment filter in yellow, orange, amethyst, brown, green or polarized can be attached. Additionally you have the possibility to use a high contrast filter and lenses attached in the dioptres + 0,25 + 0,50 + 0,75 without coating or with super anti-reflex and anti-scratching.

The filters have the same size as the shooting glasses (Ø 23 mm or Ø 37 mm) and can when needed also be put directly into the lensholder.

STANDARD FILTERS

• Yellow – Brightening and high contrast in half light
• Orange 35% – High contrast in dim light and normal light
• Orange 55% – High contrast in normal light
• Amethyst bright – For dark shooting ranges with electronic stands. Increases the contrast of the front and back sight, intensifies the black color of the target.
• Amethyst dark – For bright shooting ranges with electronic stands. Increases the contrast of the front and back sight, intensifies the black color of the target.
• Brown light – High contrast in normal and bright light, reduces reflections.
• Brown dark – High contrast in bright light and very bright light, reduces reflections.
• Grey light – For the prevention of being dazzled in bright light. Not so dark.
• Grey – For the prevention of being dazzled in bright light.
• Grey-green – G15/“pilot“.

SPECIAL FILTERS

• Special color red – High contrast in dim light and normal light
• Special color grey-green – Polarized

SPECIAL HIGH-CONTRAST FILTERS (CUT-OFF FILTERS)
(can be made as anti-scratching and anti-reflective and/or polarized – special order only, call for pricing)  

Special filters (cut-off filters). The blue light components of the visible spectrum can cause glare because it is precisely this light component that is strongly scattered at the blurring of the cornea, the eye lens and the vitreous body. This short-wave, energy-rich component of the visible spectrum, which leads to substantial scattering and reduced visual performance and contrast, can be absorbed by cut-off filters. These special filters completely absorb short-wave blue and violet light. There are cut-off filters with an absorption edge of varying wavelengths (e.g. 450 nm, 511 nm, 527 nm, ­550 nm).

• Yellow – Brightening and high contrast in half light
• Orange 35% – High contrast in dim light and normal light
• Orange 55% – High contrast in normal light
• Orange 60% – High contrast in normal and bright light
• Green – Increases the contrast in normal light, reduces reflections.
• Brown – High contrast in normal and bright light, reduces reflections.
• Brown 85% – High contrast in bright light and very bright light, reduces reflections.
• Brown 90% – High contrast in very bright light, reduces reflections.