OGP SmartScope E7 Is Fully Automatic Measurement System
Appears in Print as: 'Fully Automatic System for 3-axis Video Measurement'
The 3D multisensor measurement system features a fixed-lens, IntelliCentric optical system, which is a fully telecentric optical system that provides a super high-resolution image well suited for video edge detection.
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OGP’s SmartScope E7. Photo Credit: OGP
Optical Gaging Products’ (OGP) SmartScope E7 is the first in the company’s new SmartScope E-Series family of 3D multisensor measurement systems, offering a fully automatic measurement system for 3-axis video measurement. OGP is a manufacturer of optical and precision multisensor metrology systems for industrial quality control.
OGP has reimagined the trusted SmartScope system to be accessible for all skill levels and budgets. The SmartScope E7 features a fixed-lens, IntelliCentric optical system, which is a fully telecentric optical system that provides a super high-resolution image well suited for video edge detection. The digital zoom enables instantaneous magnification changes, while the standard all-LED lighting system provides illumination from all angles.
The system also features advanced lighting with all LED coaxial, substage profile and SmartRing light illumination coming standard. The company says it has a sturdy, stable construction with a heavy-duty cast base and integral compound stage with Y-axis center drive providing stability. It also offers multisensor versatility with optional TP-20 and TP-200 touch probes.
“The combination of an innovative optical design, advanced camera technology and proprietary OGP image processing allows SmartScope E7 to have the same feature size range as other mechanical zoom optical systems, but with no moving parts,” says Colby Finn, vice president, QVI Marketing. “The engineering behind this machine has produced significantly better optical performance at low zoom, with better image quality, telecentricity and distortion free imaging.”
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