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Versatile Precision Toolholder from Schunk for Milling, Drilling, and Reaming
Morrisville, NC — Schunk has intro- duced a new tool clamping concept for its advanced toolholders, called the TENDO E. With this advanced toolholder, it is no longer necessary to use different holder technologies for milling, drilling, and reaming. For the first time ever, hydraulic expansion toolholders can safely
Teledyne Dalsa Intros Fast Res Cameras
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada — Tele - dyne Dalsa has introduced its new Falcon2™ high performance area scan camera series. The new Falcon2 series is com-
prised of three high-performance models, including the Model 12M, which reportedly delivers the indus- try’s highest resolution in its cate- gory.
The new cameras incorporate
the company’s latest CMOS imaging technology making them especially suitable for more detailed inspection of objects in a shorter amount of time.
Typical applications include
automated optical inspection (AOI) for electronics manufacturing, semi- conductor wafer inspection, flat panel display inspection, as well as solar panel inspection. The Falcon2 series delivers fast
frame rates, excellent image quality, and true global shutter operation. Unique to the machine vision mar- ket, the 8M and 12M Falcon2 cam- eras come with selectable aspect ratio. All three models are mechani- cally rugged and are thermally stable and thus do not require external heat sinks.
The new cameras come with
embedded image processing, includ- ing FFC correction and sensor cos- metics enhancement. The 3 models are: Falcon2 4M, delivering 4 Mega - pixels at 168 frames per second; Falcon2 8M, delivering 8 Megapixels at 90 frames per second; and the Falcon2 12M, delivering 12 Mega - pixels at 58 frames per second. The new cameras provide: in-
camera image pre-processing (flat field correction, defective pixel con- cealment); selectable 4:3 or 1:1 aspect ratios while maintaining the same overall resolution (for 8M and 4M models); improved sensitivity; reduced dark noise levels and improved dark offset; global shutter for crisp capture of moving objects; customizable user settings; GenI - Cam compliant and available with Camera Link® interface standard for high bandwidth data transmission. Color versions of the Falcon2 camera series will be available in
January 2012. Contact: Teledyne Dalsa,
700 Technology Park Drive,
Billerica, MA 01821 % 978-670-2000 fax: 978-670-2010 E-mail:
Sales.Americas@
dalsa.com Web:
www.teledynedalsa.com
transfer torques of up to 520Nm (384-ft-lbs) at a 20mm clamping diameter and are perfectly suited for high volume cutting. This innovative holder provides
excellent vibration damping and pre- cise runout accuracy of less than 0.003mm (0.0001-in.) at 2.5 x D, pro- tects the machine spindle and the cutting tool from damage. The attrac- tively-priced hydraulic expansion toolholder works well across the application range from rough milling to finish operations such as reaming and fine milling. Users who have previously used side lock holders can look forward to
roughing operations tool cost reduc- tions of up to 40 percent. Tools can be quickly changed with an Allen key, making this powerful hydraulic expansion toolholder an excellent alternative for operations where the toolholder quantities do not justify peripheral equipment purchases. Common spindle connections
are available, including interfaces for HSK-A63, SK40, BT40, CAT40, and
CAT50. Contact: Schunk, Inc., 211 Kitty
Hawk Dr., Morrisville, NC 27560 % 919-572-2705 fax: 919-572-2818
New type of toolholder.
E-mail:
info@us.schunk.com Web:
www.schunk.com
24-48 Hour delivery
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