Archive for July, 2009
The IR-Temerature sensors of Micro-Epsilon are called thermoMETER. This product group is targeted at industrial users. The infrared sensors comprise severalproducts for stationary use. Amongst others, this includes products such as thermoMETER CT, which has external electronics. This sensor operates in temperatures from -40°C up to +975°C. This also includes the CT laser, which uses [...]
Micro-Epsilon has developed a system called Reflect Control, which automatically detects surface defects on mirrored objects or reflecting surfaces. In order to detect dents, bulges or other defects on a reflecting object, typically a person would manually observe the reflected image of the surroundings on the surface. The difference between the surroundings and the reflected [...]
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The most important difference between the new Scancontrol 2700 and conventional line scanners is the integrated controller. This means no other component is required for the measured data evaluation. However, despite this, the measuring head has very compact dimensions. This relative small size means the scanner is ideal for use in automation systems, where space [...]
The optoNCDT 2200 laser triangulation sensor, Micro-Epsilon’s fastest in the series to date, will be expanded by a version that is many times faster. Thanks to a new CCD array, the new optoNCDT 2220 sensor series now delivers a genuine 20kHz faster measuring rate over the complete measurement range of each model. Therefore, the series [...]
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