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SEE ALSO

AVAILABLE OBJECTIVES FOR VCR-Z CX AND VCR-Z CXP
WORKING WITH ANNULAR AND PROFESSIONAL LIGHT

Interchangeable objectives
with magnetic mount
Microcamera with CCD 1/3" Cylinder with minimum diameter examineable [mm]
Magnification referred to a 14" monitor Field of view
on any 4:3 monitor

VCR-ZP / VCR-Z Slim
  VCR-15 * 15X 18x13 mm 
B-30 30X 9.0x6.7 mm 
D-50 50X 5.5x4.2 mm 
F-75 75X 3.6x2.7 mm 
G-100 100X 2.7x2.0 mm 
H-150 150X 1.8x1.4 mm 
♦ 250-P 250X 1.0x0.75 mm 
♦ 320-P 320X 0.85x0.64 mm 
♦ 475-P 475X 0.55x0.42 mm 
♦ 750-P 750X 0.35x0.26 mm 
♦ 1100-P 1100X 0.25x0.19 mm 
♦ 1500-P 1500X 0.16x0.12 mm 
♦ 2350-P 2350X 0.12x0.09 mm 
♦ Utilizable objectives with coaxial light too.
Escursion on the "Z" axis of the VCR = 23mm.
Altre ottiche disponibili su richiesta.

Every objective can focus on cylinders having a minimum diameter of 115 mm.
Those indicated in verde can examine also cylinders having a minimum diameter of 80 mm.
Those indicated in arancio can examine also cylinders having a minimum diameter of 80 mm only if coupled with spacer ring (code SPT OVT 000399).

* Utilizable objectives only on VCR-P, VCR-ZP and VCR-Z Lite P.


FOR A CORRECT ILLUMINATION PLEASE REFER TO THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLE
YES NO YES


OTHER POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS
Distance between the lighting source and the plane
Best working distance between
a cylinder's surface and the lighting source (Ø min 115mm)
Position the cylinder must
have when it has a diameter
less than 115mm

Objects' maximum height if placed on a flat surface: 7mm
Position of the rising supports (prisms) for the inspection of objects with height between 12 and 32mm
Position of the prisms for the inspection of objects with
height between 42 and 62mm

Inspections of multilayered sheets or of very thin profiles through the use of prisms and magnetic STAND UPs
Support (prism) for the
inspection of small
cylindric objects


Practical example of employment of a VCR-Z with PRISMS and STAND-UP


VCR-Z CX WITH "ANNULAR LIGHT" SET FOR HIGH RESOLUTION OBJECTIVES (LDH series - working distance about 80mm)

Annular Ring Pro for Stand CXZ Annular Ring Standard for Stand ZSL

Annular Ring Pro with objectives LDH series for Stand ZPY


HIGH RESOLUTION OBJECTIVES AND BIG WORKING DISTANCE (about 80 mm)
TO USE WITH ANNULAR LIGHT

Objectives (magnetic mount)
Magnifications
with Microcamera 1/3" and 1/2"
Working distance (WD)
(with mechanical stage CX)
Magnification
referred to
a 14" monitor
Field of view
on any 4:3 monitor
CCD 1/3"
CCD 1/2"
CCD 1/3" [mm]
CCD 1/2" [mm]
WD with annular light:
52 mm
WD without annular light:
80 mm
* LDH-10 
10X
8X
25x18
34x25
Working distance (WD)
(with mechanical stage ZPY-XY)
LDH-15
16X
12X
17.5x12.5
23x16.5
LDH-50
50X
38X
5.5x4.2
7x5.3
LDH-100
100X
75X
2.7x2
3.7x2.8
LDH-200
215X
170X
1.2x0.9
1.6X1.2
LDH-300
290X
215X
1.0x0.7
1.2X1
LDH-400
425X
300X
0.6x0.5
0.9x0.7
WD with annular light:
30 mm
WD without annular light:
52 mm
LDH-500
550X
375X
0.5x0.35
0.7x0.5
The values reported on the tables could be lightly different (5-10%) due to the optical and mechanical unlike series.
* For this objective is necessary to use two spacers code SPT OVT 000396 and SPT OVT 000399


WORKING WITH "ANNULAR LIGHT PROFESSIONAL"

The possibility of inspecting any type of surface with all the wide range of available objectives of the VCR series (30x/2350x) and of the high definition series (LDH), will give a safe certainty to the operator to be able to use his device in almost all the occasions.
The difference between the set for annular light Professional and the annular light Lite one is the possibility, for the Professional, of selecting 14 different angulations of origin of the lightings around the subject so as to be able to search every particular and make the image visible and stereoscopic as in the example:















Set annular light Professional

 Clicking on the keyboard you will have a visual demonstration of the illumination patterns.




The use of the angulated light is suggested also to give prominence to the harshnesses or the conformation of the various surfaces.