Longlife Shutter with Base Plate: Shutter allows horizontal and vertical mounting and can be mounted directly to an optical table, 50 million cycles minimum
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A complete optical chopper system with frequency display includes: SCT-300CD Control Unit, SCT-300H Chopping Head, SCT-300I Interconnecting Cable, SCT-300D Set of Chopping Discs and IEC mains lead
A complete optical chopper system which includes: SCT-300C-OEM PCB Drivel Board, SCT-300H Chopper Head, SCT-300I Interconnecting Cable and a single Chopping Disc which can be selected from 2, 5, 10 or 30 slots
A complete optical chopper system with frequency display includes: SCT-310 CDU Unit. SCT-310H Chopping head, SCT-300P Blade Protector, SCT-301 Interconnecting Cable, a single shopping disc and IEX mains lead.
A complete optical chopper system with frequency display includes: SCT-340DCU Control Unit, SCT-340H Chopping Head, SCT-340I Interconnecting Cable, a single 200 mm chopping disc and IEC mains lead
A complete optical chopper system with frequency display includes: SCT-350CDU Control Unit, SCT-350H Chopping Head, SCT-350I Interconnecting Cable, 2, 4, 10 and 40 slot 30 mm chopping discs and IEC mains lead
SCT-360H chopping head, SCT-360C-OEM drive board, SCT-360I interconnecting lead ( 1 m in length) and 2 x SCT350D discs
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