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Area scan camerasGigE, USB3, 10GigE and CoaXPress · 982Line scan cameras2K-16K for web and moving parts · 117Smart cameras & vision sensorsInspection on the device, no PC · 307Fixed code readers1D/2D codes on the line · 6183D sensorsLaser profilers and stereo 3D cameras · 170Board-level camerasCompact cameras to build in · 86Infrared camerasThermal imaging cameras · 28Handheld code readersHandheld 1D/2D scanners · 137
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Lenses
Machine vision lensesFixed and zoom lenses, C-mount to M72 · 1,473Telecentric lensesConstant magnification for measuring · 2,535Line scan lensesFor 2K-16K and 100 MP+ line cameras · 180M12 board lensesS-mount lenses for board cameras · 160360° inspection lensesWhole outer wall or bore in one shot · 92Thermal, SWIR & UV lensesLWIR, 900-1700 nm and UV · 218CCTV lensesVarifocal, fisheye and zoom for security · 158
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Lights
Ring lightsEven light around the lens · 867Bar lightsAngled or low-angle light, any length · 1,338BacklightsSilhouettes, edges and gauging · 1,522Coaxial lightsFlat, shiny and engraved parts · 233Dome lightsCurved and reflective parts · 135Shadowless lightsDiffuse light without glare · 201Line scan lightsBright lines for moving web · 673Spot lightsSmall fields and coaxial lenses · 189Collimated lightsParallel light for telecentric gauging · 81Special lightsAOI, structured, light boxes and custom-built lights · 177
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Light controllers
Light controllersPower, dim and strobe your lights · 544
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Vision PCs
Vision controllersVision computers and fanless industrial PCs · 190Industrial PCsBox, wall-mount and rack industrial PCs for the vision software · 90Panel PCsFanless touch PCs for the machine · 11
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Trigger sensors
Photoelectric sensorsPart-present triggers · 20
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Accessories
CablesCamera data, power and I/O cables · 366Lens accessoriesAdapters, tubes, prisms, targets · 362Camera standsStands, slide stages and brackets · 265Frame grabbersCoaXPress, Camera Link and GigE cards · 58Lighting accessoriesLight extension and drag-chain cables · 38Power suppliesEnclosed 12 / 24 / 48 V supplies for cameras, lights and controllers · 4Code reader accessoriesLens covers, light boards, I/O boxes and modules · 32
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Machine-vision cameras

Industrial cameras, smart cameras, code readers and 3D sensors. Filter by interface, resolution, sensor format, shutter and lens mount, then build the rest of the system around the camera you pick.

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Area scan cameras982Line scan cameras117Smart cameras & vision sensors307Fixed code readers6183D sensors170Board-level cameras86Infrared cameras28Handheld code readers137

2,445 cameras

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The configurator starts from a camera and lists only the parts that fit it, step by step: camera, lens, light, light controller, PC, trigger sensor and cables. Buy the parts in one cart or send the system for one quote.

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How to choose cameras

Area scan or line scan?

Area-scan cameras take a whole frame at once and suit parts that stop or move slowly. Line-scan cameras build the image one line at a time and suit continuous web, rollers and fast conveyors.

Which interface?

GigE runs long cables (up to 100 m) and powers the camera over PoE on many models. USB3 is simple and fast over short runs. 10GigE and CoaXPress carry high resolutions at high frame rates; CoaXPress needs a frame grabber in the PC.

Global or rolling shutter?

A global shutter exposes every pixel at once, so moving parts are not skewed. A rolling shutter is fine for stationary parts and usually costs less.

How much resolution?

Divide the field of view by the smallest feature you must see; allow at least 3 to 4 pixels across that feature.