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Modular design for industrial microscopes
To satisfy and encourage ever changing and expanding applications, Nikon has introduced the new LV Series of industrial microscopes. Brochure available
News from Nikon UK (20 June 2005)
Website expands to cover new product ranges
Armstrong Optical of Northampton has redeveloped its website to be much more informative and interactive.
News from Armstrong Optical (14 June 2005)
LED stroboscope is smaller and lighter
Hoto Instruments reckons its new LED stroboscope is the smallest and lightest product of its type in the world.
News from Hoto Instruments (13 June 2005)
Line optical system boasts high accuracy
In contrast to familiar point laser sensors, ScanControl is a novel line optical system that projects a laser line on to the surface of the object to be measured. Brochure available
News from Micro Epsilon UK ( 8 June 2005)
Optical test charts come with free software
A novel software package provides MTF analysis of optical systems from any digital image.
News from Armstrong Optical ( 6 June 2005)
Velocimeter offers noncontact online measurement
Polytec has released the new LSV-300 laser surface velocimeter for noncontact, online measurement, inspection and control of velocity and length in continuous process industries.
News from Polytec (30 May 2005)
New company provides imaging and visualisation
Some of the most advanced imaging and visualisation technologies in the world are now available for the first time to small and medium sized engineering businesses.
News from VIN Technology Services (26 May 2005)
Confocal laser scanning systems come to the USA
McBain Instruments has formed an alliance with UK-based VisiTech International, and will distribute three unique VisiTech confocal laser scanning systems in the USA.
News from McBain Instruments (24 May 2005)
High-resolution camera claims ultimate accuracy
The SIR2 is a unique high-performance high-speed camera that offers true double imaging capability.
News from Specialised Imaging (24 May 2005)
Software configures vision without programming
Vision Builder for Automated Inspection 2.6 is the latest upgrade to the interactive software for configuring, benchmarking and deploying complete machine vision applications without programming. Brochure available
News from National Instruments (23 May 2005)
Software sets the mark for inspection
Version 4.1 of Camio contains many enhancements and improvements for both offline and online creation and execution of inspection programs.
News from LK (20 May 2005)
Fast setup for walk-around scanning solution
The K-Scan is a powerful, walk-around scanning solution combining the Metris LC50 laser scanner and the Krypton K600 optical portable CMM. Brochure available
News from Metris (19 May 2005)
Motorised lenses zoom into view
Edmund Optics has added motorised versions to its popular VZMT 300, VZMT 450 and VZMT 1000 video zoom microscope lenses.
News from Edmund Optics (19 May 2005)
Rental partners reflect on a successful year
Ashtead Technology Rentals is celebrating the successful completion of its first year as the official rental partner for Olympus remote visual inspection equipment.
News from Ashtead Technology (17 May 2005)
Microscopy dealership expands
McBain Instruments has secured a territory expansion for its Leica Microsystems dealership.
News from McBain Instruments (16 May 2005)
Photo-Sonics to boost North American network
Specialised Imaging has enlisted the help of Photo-Sonics of Burbank, California to enhance its North American sales and support.
News from Specialised Imaging (16 May 2005)
Touch trigger probe works in confined spaces
With a diameter of 49mm and length of 63mm, the TS440 touch trigger probe is particularly suited to applications with limited working space. Brochure available
News from Heidenhain (GB) (13 May 2005)
2D triangulation is novel measurement alternative
If point laser sensors aren't sophisticated for a profile measurement application, and vision systems not fast enough, a new 2D triangulation system may be the answer. Brochure available
News from Micro Epsilon UK ( 9 May 2005)
Scanner masters Swedish inspection tasks
User application article When the Swedish Qualification Centre required a "master" scanner to test inspection pieces at its Stockholm laboratories, it turned to Phoenix Inspection Systems.
News from Phoenix Inspection Systems ( 6 May 2005)
McBain clocks up 40 years
A leading supplier of research, inspection and laboratory microscopy systems and custom engineered optical instruments is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
News from McBain Instruments ( 6 May 2005)
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