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INGUN Offers Manual Test Fixture Accessories
Lake Wylie, SC — INGUN has devel- oped a variety of accessories for its manual test fixture series MA 21xx and MA 32xx. The accessories have been designed so that they can be used with the complete range of prod- ucts in both series. Customers benefit from optimized and well-bal- anced systems, as well as enhanced individual test fixture functionality. INGUN is a pro -
vider of innovative test equipment and sophisti- cated testing strategies. Founded in 1971, the company has made a name for itself as a spe- cialist in the fields of cus- tomized test probes and fixtures. It offers a wide range of test probes and fixtures, designed for absolute precision. The company’s probes are avail-
able in over 20,000 possible versions and its spring-loaded probes have been developed to achieve reliable and secure contact for consistent test
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accuracy. Test fixtures from INGUN include both standardized and cus- tom solutions to meet particular test requirements.
MA 21xx and MA 32xx fixture accessories. Contact: INGUN USA, Inc., 252
Latitude Lane, Suite 105-106, Lake Wylie, SC 29710 % 803-831-1200 fax: 803-656-5080 E-mail:
mailbox@ingun.us Web:
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FRAMOS Offers Fujinon Lenses for Machine Vision
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada — The new HF6XA-5M wide-angle lens from Fujinon is the latest addition to FRAMOS’ HF-XA machine vision lens series. Applications that require a short working distance and wide angle of view will particularly benefit from the minimum object distance (MOD) of 100 mm (4 in.). The lens has a focal length of 6 mm and is compatible with 3.45 µm or 5 MP 2/3 in. (1.7 cm) sensors. The HF6XA’s compact design is also suitable for use in industrial environments with minimal installation space. The Fujinon HF-XA series com-
prises five high-resolution fixed focal lengths between 8 and 35 mm and provides sharp images right up to the edges. It was released in 2016 with an official resolution of 3 MP. However, the many lenses in this series actual- ly offer a much higher resolution and can freely support 5 MP cameras. To guarantee this resolution for
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every lens in the series in future, Fujifilm has installed new test proce- dures on the lens production lines. The lenses are now tested and opti- mized during production. The exist- ing 3 MP HF-XA series is being offi- cially upgraded to 5 MP. The lens design and the technical specifica- tions will remain unchanged, while the name of the models will change from HFxxXA-1 to HFxxXA-5M. The new HF6XA-5M lens in -
creases the wide-angle range to 75 x 58° on 2/3 in. (1.7 cm) sensors and provides an MOD of 100 mm (4 in.). This makes it possible to achieve a deep field of view and good analysis even at short distances between the camera and object. The resolution of 5 MP and 3.45 µm is also consistent- ly high across the image area, both with a fully-open aperture under poor lighting conditions and across a range of working distances. The HF6XA-5M lens is Fujinon’s response to strong demand
for short focal lengths and a wide angle of view. The HF-XA series now has six lenses, making it even more versatile for the various require- ments of machine vision. The indus- try and product experts at FRAMOS have specialist knowledge ranging
Fujinon wide-angle machine vision lenses.
from sensors to systems, and provide customer support for the integration of lenses and camera systems into
applications and projects. Contact: FRAMOS Technology, Inc., 2733 Lancaster Road, Suite 210,
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1B 0A9 % 613-208-1082 E-mail:
info@framos.com Web:
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