The art of illuminating exhibits that 99% of people don't know about

A cut-off light is a lighting product that uses a special optical structure to project a unique light pattern. Currently, cut-off lights are primarily used in museums, display cases, jewelry exhibitions, and cultural relic exhibitions. They create a striking visual effect, making calligraphy and paintings appear to glow on their own, capturing everyone's attention and effectively showcasing the beauty of the exhibits. (As shown in the figure)

Mavic&MavicPro Series

Herculux also has a corresponding optical design for cutting lights, which controls light through multiple lens groups to produce a cutting light with an extremely sharp and clean light spot.

Features of Mavic & Mavic Pro

A full range of sizes, from 18 mm to 58 mm, have been developed, giving customers more choices.

Compatible with multi-color temperature light sources, different color temperature light spots can be combined to achieve different artistic lighting effects. (As shown in the figure)

Sharp cutting effect, can cut out all kinds of shapes you want.

The bracket complies with the Zhaga standard and is compatible with the substrate sizes of most light sources on the market, allowing for a 1:1 replacement.

Customizable GOBO effects

All sizes of Herculux Mavic & Mavic Pro Series are compatible with customizable GOBO plates, which can be customized with special patterns or company logos.