• The SL162 is characterized as a High Intensity Spot/Coaxial Light and is designed primarily to replace fiber optic light sources in coaxial lensing applications. 
• Optional couplers are available for use with Dolan-Jenner, Fostec, and Moritex fiber bundles. 
• The spot light is designed with sufficient thermal management to provide 33kLux at a working distance of 4” (100mm). 
• A very wide range of wavelengths from UV to IR are available.

• 10/100 base-T Ethernet connectivity 
• Digital control loop technology 
• IVI compliant drivers 
• Web browser control 
• Controls up to 95 assets 
• Supports VXI II Discovery 
• Modular

Very useful where space is restricted, the EMC chamber EMC-MC will settle into almost any office space. Its small overall size results from the use of our modular SmartShield chamber lined with our AEPH HyPyr-LossTM absorber technology requiring less volumetric space than in a traditional chamber. This mini compact EMC chamber is applicable in EMC pre compliance and general Research & Development RF testing.

The brand new Linea2 family takes your system to the new level with impressive performance and value, offering 5x the bandwidth of our Linea family with a 5GigE interface. The Linea2 line scan cameras are powered by our very own Teledyne quadlinear sensor, extending detection capability using RGB + NIR multispectral imaging technology.

• Reliably and efficiently acquire at up to 25 Gigabit/s per port through onboard packet processing 
• Maintain maximum flexibility with support for generic GigE Vision cameras 
• Readily and cost-effectively support multi-camera setups through two ports, together capable of handling up to 32 cameras 
• Cater to a range of cabling needs with support for copper and fiber-optic Ethernet cabling 
• Directly license Aurora software, formerly Matrox Imaging Software, with integrated license fingerprint and storage 
• Monitor and troubleshoot acquisition performance in detail using Aurora Gecho event-logging tool

UV curing is a photopolymerization process in which UV energy is used to solidify liquids. UV LED curing systems are now the technology of choice across a wide range of applications including printing, 3D printing, coatings, and adhesives due to the inherent value of an LED solution. They offer vastly improved lifetimes, reduced maintenance costs, significant energy savings, and with no ozone emissions or mercury content, offer more benefits than traditional technologies. In addition, the “cold cure” offered by LED-based systems is ideal for heat-sensitive substrates or thin films.

Linea line scan cameras deliver the performance and features usually found in high-end cameras at an attractive price point. Based on advanced CMOS line scan technology, Linea GigE cameras have a 2k or 4k single line 7.04 µm x 7.04 µm pixel array. With excellent sensitivity and speed, Linea surpasses the requirements of demanding applications —such as materials grading and inspection, transportation safety, and general purpose machine vision.

Reliable Break-Before-Make Switching with Form C Reed Technology

Changeover reed switches, also known as Form C or SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) switches, feature three contact leads and operate with a break-before-make switching sequence. This means one contact disconnects before the other connects, ensuring clean signal transitions and reducing the risk of short circuits.

Changeover reed switches are ideal for applications requiring reliable switching between two circuits, such as signal routing, sensor feedback, and control logic.

These switches can be integrated into standard sensors and reed relay assemblies, and custom configurations are available to meet specific design requirements.

Food and beverage technology is changing the global food and beverage industry from production to delivery. Consumer and market demand for sustainable and healthy products also means stricter regulations that promote safe consumption, sustainable package production, and effective recycling or disposal. These trends add up to a heightened demand for organizations in the industry to commit to testing protocols that ensure food safety, quality, and compliance with evolving standards. Facilities and manufacturers face challenges such as implementing advanced traceability systems, ensuring the safety and efficacy of new ingredients and packaging materials, and adhering to rigorous environmental regulations. Additionally, the rise of automation and digitalization in food production results in new challenges related to interoperability and cybersecurity. Testing facilities must adapt swiftly to support R&D efforts, ensuring the safe, efficient, and compliant production of innovative food and beverage products in a rapidly changing market landscape.