Redefining Inspection with Next Gen Metrology and Microscopy Systems
09/08/2023 Keyence UK
KEYENCE, a global leader in factory automation solutions, have recently launched their latest Metrology system, the IM-8000 Series. Designed to be fast and easy-to use, the IM-8000 Series is set to revolutionise precision measurement and streamline inspection processes across various industries.
Offering unrivalled accuracy and speed, the IM Series greatly reduces production costs and increases productivity. Boasting a high-resolution 20-megapixel CMOS sensor, up to 300-part features can be verified at a time in just a matter of seconds, making the system ideal for advanced dimensional measurement across a wide range of application areas.
If it is more visual observation and sample inspection you are interested in, another system in the KEYENCE line-up which has been specifically engineered to improve inspection analysis, is the 4K VHX-7000 Digital Microscope. Combining an intuitive interface with advanced features such as optical shadow effect mode and featuring world’s first technology, any user can observe, image and measure samples in ultra-high resolution with ease.
For larger components, the latest CMM from KEYENCE, the XM-5000 Series, has been engineered with adaptability and ease of use in mind. The fully portable, benchtop CMM offers outstanding flexibility and speed, with a measurement space 66 times larger than conventional models, and can be used by anyone, without specialist expertise, for the high-accuracy measurement of complex 3D/GD&T features.
KEYENCE’s commitment to innovation has once again delivered a range of ground-breaking solutions that redefine manufacturing standards.
For more information on the IM Series or other products in KEYENCE’s inspection and measurement line-up, just click here.
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