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Fan Angle refers to the angular spread of a laser beam, and determines the size of a projection (such as a line or cross) at a particular distance.
Use the slider on the left to indicate
the laser mounting height, the slider on the top to select the horizontal offset of the laser from the center of the target or projection, and the slider on the bottom
to indicate the projection size that you desire. This will calculate the minimum fa
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To achieve your desired projection, select a minimum fan angle of: degrees | |||
Visibility of the laser projection is related to its output power. Lower power lasers are suitable for short distances, smaller projection patterns, dimly lit environments, and/or projecting onto bright, reflective surfaces. Conversely, high power lasers are best for farther distances, larger projection patterns, brightly lit environments, and/or projecting onto darker, matte surfaces.
Visibility of the laser projection is related to its output power. Lower power lasers are suitable for short distances, smaller projection patterns, dimly lit environments, and/or projecting onto bright, reflective surfaces. Conversely, high power lasers are best for farther distances, larger projection patterns, brightly lit environments, and/or projecting onto darker, matte surfaces.
