optoNCDT 1750
optoNCDT 1750: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for laser triangulation.
Product categories
Laser triangulation
Capacitive
Inductive (eddy current)
Laser time-of-flight (TOF)
Draw-wire sensors
LVDT
Magnetic
Confocal chromatic
Interferometers
Colour & gloss measurement
Temperature sensors
Force
Weight
Torque
Noise & sound
Pressure sensors
Strain
Angle
Light intensity & surface quality
3D sensors
Confocal line scanners
Thickness measurement
Optical micrometers
Rotational speed
Laser scanners (2D/3D profile sensors)
Length measurement
Vibration and acceleration sensors
Shakers (vibration exciters)
Vibration controllers
Vibration calibrators
Software
Data acquisition
Accessories
Micro-Epsilon
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Elovis
Non-contact systems for length and speed measurement
HBK
Load cells, strain gauges and data acquisition
HORIBA
Analytical instruments, emissions and flow control
Solutions
The load on rails and sleepers is very high, especially in highly frequented curves. Magneto-inductive displacement sensors are used to test the movement and deformation of concrete sleepers in curves. The sensors are fixed in the…
Monitoring tool deformation using inductive sensors based on eddy current enables high product quality combined with improved tool life and reduced rework. Usually, three to four eddyNCDT 3005 eddy current systems are used to ensure…
Check bending and twist in hot-rolled steel railway fishplates. Mills CNC mounts an optoNCDT 1750 sensor on a robot for automatic geometric inspection.
Measure wafer or die shape deviations in real time before hybrid bonding. Capacitive distance-sensor arrays scan wafer surfaces; the measurement data supports adaptive leveling and Z-axis position correction of wafer stages.
Track changes in wing shape during construction vibration tests. 120 wireSENSOR draw-wire sensors are synchronized on the wing to track vertical form changes.
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