Industrial hardware for serious production environments.
Camera selection, lighting design, and mounting hardware configured for your line geometry and defect type.
Three camera technologies for different inspection requirements
Camera type is determined by your conveyor speed, part geometry, and the physics of the defect you need to detect.
2D Area Scan
Best for discrete parts on a stop-and-go or slow-speed conveyor. Captures a rectangular field of view per trigger event. Resolution: 2–20 megapixels.
Best for: Stamped metal parts, PCB assemblies, plastic trim
Max speed: Up to 30 m/min
Compatible cameras: Cognex In-Sight, Basler ace2, Allied Vision Alvium
2D Line Scan
Continuously captures a single line across the part as it moves. Assembles a complete image from the line sequence. Ideal for high-speed continuous material.
Best for: CPG labels, high-speed packaging, web material
Max speed: Up to 120 m/min
Compatible cameras: Basler racer2, Cognex 8000 series
3D Structured Light
Projects a known pattern onto the part surface and captures the deformation to calculate 3D geometry. Required for depth-critical defects.
Best for: Casting flatness, weld bead height, gasket depth
Max speed: Up to 12 m/min
Compatible sensors: LMI Gocator, Cognex 3D-A1000
Lighting configuration drives defect detectability
The right illumination makes marginal defects visible. Wrong illumination makes obvious defects invisible.
IP-rated enclosures for harsh plant environments
Mounting options
Camera mounting brackets are custom-designed to your conveyor geometry. Standard options include:
- Overhead gantry mount — suspended above conveyor, adjustable height and angle
- Side-mount bracket — attaches to conveyor frame rail
- Floor pedestal — freestanding, for existing lines where conveyor modification is not permitted
- Rotary turntable integration — 360° inspection of rotationally symmetric parts
Discuss your hardware configuration
Tell us your conveyor speed, part size, and defect type. We'll specify the camera, lighting, and enclosure for your environment.