I would like to reduce the beam angle to approx half of the bare emitter in a non-flashlight setup. I am looking at optics and reflectors as well as aspherics. two MC-E's placed side by side with 1 1/2" between their centres. The beam I am looking for is around 60 degrees from side to side with eveness of illumination and as little hot spot center as possible. Also the max diameter is 1 inch to fit the lenses in. What would be the best to use regardless of price? Thanks
mc-e reflector, lens question
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vaska
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As for me, I successfully use EDOL-AA45 TIR lens in my desktop light with MC-E emitter.
http://www.edison-opto.com.tw/material/pdf/Edixeon-Secondary lens-series_Eng_v2.2.pdf
Finishing the lens surface with sandpaper will make the beam wider.
http://www.edison-opto.com.tw/material/pdf/Edixeon-Secondary lens-series_Eng_v2.2.pdf
Finishing the lens surface with sandpaper will make the beam wider.
vaska
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I'm not a good adviser for byuing things, just look at my location: Moscow, Russia 
For using them with XP-G you'll have to modify the holders.
By the way, there are many other optics manufacturers: CARCLO, LEDIL, KHATOD, LISA...
For using them with XP-G you'll have to modify the holders.
By the way, there are many other optics manufacturers: CARCLO, LEDIL, KHATOD, LISA...
Khatod has a square reflector made for the MC-E at 65 degree and also gains up the lumens by a factor of 2. Just what I need, but hard to find any one who has them. http://www.khatod.com/Documenti/kclp1278cr_mce_cree_test_report.pdf
