3D Hologram copiers Holographic printer, or HS studios can manufacture a limited number of 3D holograms. In order to speed up hologram manufacturing process, Geola Digital uab has invented a new hologram copying method and now offers the hologram copying systems. | |||
| Working principle | |||
We have noticed that all holographers were using a wrong contact copying scheme when master exposure is done by slit-shaped laser beam radiation. As it is shown on the picture below - if the width of slit is narrow, mostly noise is recorded on hologram copy instead of master hologram image. | |||
| We have modified an usual contact copying scheme as it is shown below. In our contact copying geometry, all master hologram image interferes with reference beam - as a result no noticeable noise is recorded on hologram copy. This contact copying scheme was patented by Geola Digital in 2007. Same contact copying geometry also is suitable for Denysiuk type hologram manufacture. | |||
![]() Usual contact copying scheme with slit-shaped laser beam | |||
Geola's contact copying scheme | |||
| Our standard hologram copier incorporates Geola pulsed RGB laser, but we may be able to supply you a hologram copying system incorporating the laser which wavelengths will match your master holograms replay wavelengths. | |||
| Technical specifications | |||
| Copier type: flatbed slit-shaped laser beam hologram copier capable of producing: - Copies of digital hologram masters printed by Geola's holographic printer - Copies of analogue hologram copies made by Geola's HS studios - Denysiuk type holograms of relief surface
Photomaterials used: Panchromatic or monochrome photofilm sheets or pfotoplates in size of up to 24x35cm
Maximum copy size: - 20x30 centimeters
Copying exposure speed: - One colour hologram per one minute - Two monochrome holograms per one minute
Copier complete: - Geola pulsed colour laser for holographic printing applications (RGB-ALPHA –1064) – 1 - Set of optical components – 1 - Operating license –1
Featured equipment (can be supplied by Geola Digital uab, or by any third party): - Chemical processor for exposed photomaterial development - Cold laminator to laminate processed photofilm onto rigid substrate | |||
![]() First hologram copier manufactured by Geola in 2007 | |||
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