PROJECT X (Patented Vision Measuring System)

Name: PROJECT X (Patented Vision Measuring System)
Brand: ABERLINK (U.K.)
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PROJECT X (Patented Vision Measuring System)

Brand: ABERLINK (U.K.)

Category: ABERLINK Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Series, CMMs and Vision System

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Description

Specifications

Axis Travel (mm): X 400
Y 300
Z 125

Overall Size (mm): X 583
Y 722
Z 670

Stand Off (mm): 125

Field of View (mm): 10

2D Accuracy: 7.5m

Optimum Temperature Range: 18 - 22°C

Project X finally replaces the old technology of a profile projector. It is easier to use than a profile projector. It is quicker to use than a profile projector and it will deliver reliable, consistant inspections time after time. Project X is available as either a manual machine or with full CNC control.

Key Features

High speed optical scanning -up to 5000 points/second
Fully programmable digital zoom, no need to change lenses
Powerful edge detection tools for maximum accuracy
Aberlink’s easy-to-use vision measurement software

Project X is different. It utilises a totally new, patented technology XY scale, that records not only X and Y position but also any rotational movement of the camera system. In addition, this is an absolute scale system, which means as soon as you switch on the machine it knows exactly where it is - no need for referencing. The camera is free to glide around the measurement area mounted on a simple air bearing system, without any worry about constraining the mechanics to avoid losing accuracy.

Components can be placed on a glass table and remain stationary, whilst the camera is moved around taking measurements above. There is no need to secure the component on the table as there would be on a moving stage machine.

Combine this simple mechanical structure, made possible by the revolutionary scale technology, with the Aberlink measurement software and you will soon understand why Project X is the standard for 2-dimensional measurement.

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