Optical surface inspection - Import export

Four QuellTech Q6 3D- laser scanners are installed, mutually displaced by an angle of 90°. In this configuration, they are able to monitor the complete surface of the cable running through. It is important that the test does not lower the production speed, therefore very high sampling rates are required, supported by convenient data processing. The measured position of a defect is recorded in cable direction.

The RGB camera model uniScanRGB is a line scan camera and was developed for color machine vision applications. This RGB camera can be installed as stand-alone model or as add-on for LLA's HSI models e.g. for waste paper sorting.

Visual Inspection of Surfaces This SE1000 Visual inspection measuring machine has been developed to automatically inspect the appearance of dirt, scratches, and other imperfections on various kinds of surfaces of your product. This 2D inspection technology can be used in production lines and is suitable for all kinds of industries that want to improve quality, reduce human involvement in inspection and reduce inspection time. Leveraging this fast, precise inspection machine will help you to improve the quality of your product dramatically.

OSIRIS is a stationary, optical measuring system for inline control of dimensional accuracy and surface quality of long products. With state-of-the-art laser light cutting technology and high scanning rates, the OSIRIS systems offer a complete 3D reconstruction of the product. With the OSIRIS Hot version, up to 1,100 degrees hot long products can be analyzed. The measurement results are displayed in real time on the control terminal and thus allow early corrective action to increase throughput and product quality. The surface inspection function automatically detects and classifies deviations in the product surface (peeling, blow-outs, scoring, rolling etc.). In addition, profile cuts of the long product are simultaneously generated to check length dimensions such as width and height, various radii and angles. Different system sizes allow the measurement of large and small long goods.