Inspections using microscopes and magnifying glasses can also be automated!!
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Would you consider automating visual inspections using microscopes and magnifying glasses? Introducing a product that combines the functions of a microscope and an automatic inspection device.
Don't you think that automating inspections using microscopes and magnifying glasses is difficult? iVision Scope is a system that can project images captured by a camera using a microscope onto a screen and automatically determine the results. Additionally, by combining it with an automatically operating stage, it is possible to inspect the workpiece sequentially from the edge and save images showing the location and type of defects found. *First, we will verify whether the workpieces you wish to inspect are suitable for inspection. *For more details, please download the catalog and check.
basic information
We provide high-precision, high-efficiency inspection functions to support the automation of manufacturing sites. This leads to a reduction in the workload of inspectors who perform inspections using magnifying glasses or microscopes for detailed products. 【Basic Specifications】 Microscope - Total magnification: 7 ~ 45x - Objective lens: 0.7 ~ 4.5x Stage section - Movement amount [mm] X-axis: 110 Y-axis: 75 - Repeat positioning accuracy [μm] ±1 - Maximum speed [mm/s] 5
Price information
Prices vary greatly depending on the configuration. If you let us know your desired details, we will first provide you with a rough estimate.
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Model number/Brand name
Image Processing Appearance Inspection System "iVision"
Applications/Examples of results
Automation of inspections using magnifying glasses or microscopes, which are usually small and not visible to the naked eye: - Confirmation of circuit patterns in electronic components - Verification of defects in small components
