Фильтр
Resolution
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1024 x 512
Installation distance
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200
Focusing
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manual
Price on request
Resolution
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640 х 512
Installation distance
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50 - 200
Focusing
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electronic focus
Price on request
Xiris Welding Monitoring Camera
LLC “Intellectual Robotic Systems” supplies and provides turnkey installation of innovative systems for remote monitoring of arc welding “open” processes, including: MMA, MIG/MAG, TIG, Laser, Laser-Hybrid, and EBW. XVC-O series welding video cameras can be mounted externally on small-scale mechanization systems, automated and robotic complexes, or integrated into IPG-type laser welding heads. The manufacturer and supplier is XIRIS Automatic Inc. (Canada).The XVC-1000e/1100e digital welding video camera allows operators to observe open arc welding processes in real time and perform video recording. Using advanced electronics, the XVC-1000e/1100e camera delivers impressive capabilities with a High Dynamic Range of over 140 dB, enabling visualization of the brightest features of the welding arc as well as the background or completed weld area.
The XVC-1000e/1100e digital welding video camera includes a full set of welding-specific visualization software tools and unique features to ensure unprecedented image quality and reliability across various welding and laser processes. These include arc ignition imaging, general-purpose input/output (I/O), windowed imaging capability, and a welding arc photodetector. The XVC-1000e/1100e camera is supplied in a robust IP65-rated housing that includes auxiliary lighting, internal cooling, remote control of the motorized lens, and protective front glass.
Camera options for the welding monitoring system:
- XVC-1000e – monochrome system (B/W)Maximum frames per second within the system: 55
Examples of images from the XVC-1000e for various processes:
Maximum frames per second within the system: 35
Examples of images from the XVC-1100e for various processes:
Within a single system, different camera models can be used.
Camera housing length
A°, A´, B°, B´ – achievable focus range within the camera module via remote control
A – field of view
B – camera working distance
You can clearly see how the system works in video form at the following link: http://www.xiris.com/resources/welding-video-library/
Key advantages:
- Provides real-time visualization of the weld seam during welding.
- Acts as a tool for setting the welding torch position before welding.
- Allows adjustment of workpiece position and welding parameters during welding.
- Increases productivity by extending arc-on time compared to stopping the process for manual adjustments.
- Improves health and safety by removing the welder from the welding zone, enhancing operator working conditions, efficiency, and weld quality.
- Integrated crosshair and line overlay for precise targeting.
Main specifications:
- Image dynamic range exceeding 140 dB, enabling capture of a wider tonal range than any standard camera.
- Fully digital camera solution with 8-bit or 12-bit output via Gigabit Ethernet.
- Opto-isolated I/O allows the camera to connect to external noise-generating devices such as welding equipment.
- Hardware and software triggering for synchronization with external devices.
- FPGA-based programmable logic enables firmware updates for camera control.
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