MICRO-EPSILON Messtechnik GmbH & Co. KG
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MICRO-EPSILON Messtechnik GmbH & Co. KG
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- Germany
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25.04.2024 02:04
Laser sensors as a button replacement
Laser sensors optoNCDT 1220 from Micro-Epsilon are used for the geometric measurement of components in test fixtures. Among other things, they monitor component tolerances of series-produced plastic and aluminum die-cast parts. They are also used for incoming goods inspection and quality assurance.
In contrast to the tactile inspection stations used in the past, the optoNCDT ILD1220 sensors do not affect the measurement object thanks to the non-contact laser measurement. Another advantage is that the sensors can be used very flexibly thanks to their different measuring ranges and large basic distances. This is also possible in critical industrial environments.
The solution with laser sensors is also economical, fast and highly precise, and requires less mechanical effort compared to tactile measurement.
The integration of the sensors and the subsequent evaluation of the measurement results can be implemented quickly and easily.
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