Starrett's Multisensor Vision System Provides Large Field of View

The L.S. Starrett Co. has enhanced its AVR300 Multisensor Vision System with a large 2.36" (60 mm) FOV-dedicated 0.14 times telecentric lens for micron-level resolution and accurate field-of-view (FOV) measurements. 

The company says more of the part can be viewed in every image on the new AVR-FOV 0.14X system, offering greater efficiency and accuracy.  Due to “superimage” technology (which enables multiple images to be stitched together to form one larger image) together with the system’s touch probe technology, the AVR-FOV 0.14X is said to accurately inspect a wide range of features on large or complex parts, as well as on multiple small parts.

The AVR-FOV 0.14X automated part programs is said to deliver accurate results to the micron level in a matter of seconds with “Go/No-Go” tolerance zones, and data is provided in one easy-to-interpret report. These features are said to enable metrology users in manufacturing facilities or QC labs to produce accurate, fast and repeatable results.

Equipped with the M3 software package from MetLogix, a traditional mouse as well as a touchscreen monitor are said to make user interaction easy and intuitive. Auto part recognition enables creating a part measurement program that comprises the desired features of a part for inspection, which can automatically be saved in the system or to a network, the company says.

Programmable light output options can be built into the program as defined steps, including being called up as the part recognition program initiates. Once the program is created, placing that part within the camera’s field-of-view enables the saved program to initiate and run the inspection. A Renishaw Touch Probe can also be utilized for quick acquisition of discreet points along a part’s profile as well as Z-axis measurements.  

The AVR-FOV 0.14X has an X-Y-Z travel of 12" x 8" x 8" (300mm x 200mm x 200mm). The Starrett AVR-FOV 0.14X Multi-Sensor Vision System is made in the U.S.A.