Solution
Component Matching and Supply
Light, controller, lens and camera specified together as one imaging chain instead of four separate purchase lines.
Overview
What This Covers
A vision station is one optical chain. Change the light and the exposure changes, change the lens and the working distance changes, change the camera and the resolution per millimetre changes. Buying the four parts from four suppliers is how projects end up with an image that almost works.
SBS Vision covers machine vision LED lights, camera, lens and optics as four business segments of one group, which is why the light, the controller, the lens and the camera can be specified against each other on a single enquiry thread.
Process
From Requirement To Delivery
One Enquiry Not Four
Send the application once. The light, the controller, the lens and the camera come back as a matched set.
Controller Compatibility Confirmed
Every lighting series publishes its recommended controller series in the parameter table, so drive compatibility is checked before you order.
Interface And Sensor Match
Camera interface, sensor size and lens image circle are checked together so the lens actually covers the sensor you bought.
Single Point Of Support
When the image is not right, there is one supplier to talk to rather than four who each blame the other three.
Repeatable Bill Of Materials
The proven combination becomes a fixed set of model numbers for repeat builds.
Products
Component Ranges Involved
Controllers
Analog Controller View Details →
Controllers
Digital Controller View Details →
Area Scan Cameras
GigE camera View Details →
Area Scan Cameras
GigE PoE camera View Details →
Focal Lenses
1" 10MP Focal Lens View Details →
Focal Lenses
1.1" 20MP Focal Lens View Details →
LED Lights
Back Lights View Details →
LED Lights
Hole Back Lights View Details →FAQ
Component Matching and Supply FAQ
Why buy the whole chain from one supplier
Which controller works with which light
Do you supply cameras from a single brand
Can you quote a full station bill of materials
Start With A Conversation Not A Purchase Order
Send the requirement and an engineer will come back with a proposal you can put in front of your own team.