Benchtop Vision System is used for FOV Measurements
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The L.S. Starrett Co.’s HVR100-FLIP is a large field-of-vision (FOV) benchtop vision measurement system used in either a vertical or horizontal orientation that features a high-resolution digital video camera and minimal optical distortion for FOV measurements.
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The L.S. Starrett Co.’s HVR100-FLIP is a large field-of-vision (FOV) benchtop vision measurement system used in either a vertical or horizontal orientation. It features a high-resolution digital video camera and minimal optical distortion for accurate FOV measurements of up to 90 mm (3.65"), the company says.
According to the company, the FLIP system, with vertical or horizontal versatility, a large FOV, auto part recognition and measuring tools, offers users flexibility, increased inspection throughput and reliable, accurate results. The horizontal or vertical orientation feature lends itself to an array of applications from flat parts such as gaskets and seals, to turned and threaded parts. The system can be changed over from vertical to horizontal and back, and can be placed on most sturdy workbenches.
The HVR100-FLIP has a 24" LCD touch-screen monitor, a 348-mm ×165-mm (13.7" × 6.5") stationary top plate and 165-mm (6.5") optics travel with a motorized power drive for accommodating various part sizes and enhanced performance, the company says. An LED ring light provides surface illumination and LED backlight offers transmitted illumination.
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