Large Volume Tracking Optical Scanner

Steinbichler offers T-SCAN LV scanning and tracking all-in-one technology. "The Steinbichler T-SCAN LV high-precision, large volume concept for laser scanners now offers the world's largest volume of measurement using an optical inspection method. The tracking volume reaches up to 35 cubic meters, while offering the greatest possible freedom of movement for an efficient and accurate measuring process," said Hans Weigert, Head of Sales and Distribution at Steinbichler Optotechnik.

"The overall modular concept is developed around an easy-to-connect controller and is ready to use in just a few minutes," said a company spokesperson. "The combination of the Steinbichler T-SCAN LV handheld laser and the ergonomic T-POINT LV touch probe makes individual point measurements quick and easy, while enabling precise 3D data collection for nearly all applications - particularly with large-scale objects. The increased measuring volume of 35 cubic meters of the new Steinbichler T-SCAN LV enables the scanning of objects with an overall length of up to six meters. With the Dynamic Referencing function, the system enables precise measurements, even on moving objects or objects in an unstable environment. The addition of multiple T-TRACK LV trackers enables even greater freedom of movement for the measurement of large objects."

COMET 6 Intelligent Light Control

To help eliminate the common alternative of spraying various shiny parts, Steinbichler offers Intelligent Light Control (ILC) as an enhancement to the COMET 6 high-end sensor, 16M blue light 3D scanning system. ILC uses automatic recognition of components to adjust optical parameters such as component length and illumination. According to the company, the result is an increased measurement speed along with an efficient, user-friendly measurement process.

ILC independently analyses the data collection results of the Steinbichler COMET 6 blue light scanning system. In areas where there is excessive exposure or radiation due to the influence of light on the component, the amount of projection light is automatically reduced, allowing for precise results in minutes. Fringe light projection sensors, like the Steinbichler COMET 6, enable the quick and precise measuring and scanning of a variety of parts (particularly with highly reflective components, such as sheet metal and chrome where reflections cause overexposure or underexposure).

For more information contact:

Steinbichler Vision Systems Inc.

46995 Five Mile Road

Plymouth, MI 48170

734-927-1540

sales@steinbichler-vision.com

www.steinbichler.com