The RSXXX imaging laser scanners consist of a combined transmitter/receiver unit (detector) and a retroreflector mounted in the beam path behind the object. They can be used either for defect and dimensional inspection of transparent test specimens or for inspection of surfaces. These tests differ only in the arrangement of the test object, detector and retroreflector. In principle, they can be combined if necessary (e.g. with partially reflective surfaces). Compared to camera systems, they are characterized by an extremely large depth of focus and an almost uncritical adjustment: the beams deflected from the object only have to hit the reflector - a requirement easily checked by eye.
All setups allow the automatic visual inspection of the specimen. The following options allow further characterizations:
Transmission
Even for specimen or regions with high refracting power transmission testing is possible (indicated by red color of transceiver).
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Standard transmission setup
Signals for transmission testing are only available for specimen / regions with low refractive power (indicated by red color of detector).
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Reflection
Even for curved surfaces testing is possible (indicated by red color of transceiver). No complicated adjustment procedures of component angles, heights or distances!
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Standard reflection setup
Signals for reflectivity testing are only available for exactly aligned components and flat, perfectly aligned specimen (indicated by red color of detector).
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Lab setup (transmission)
Lab setup (reflection)
Defects in laminated glass panes (point defect, fracture, imprint, fluff)
Defects on black, painted surfaces: point pimples, paint runs and flow lines
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We would be glad to adapt our sensors to your needs or develop new functions for your application.
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