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Canty High Temperature Cameras are ideal for demanding applications involving visual inspection or verification in extreme temperature environments between 750 F and 2500 F.
1) DATASHEET 2) PRESENTATION 3) INSTRUMENT AIR PREP SYSTEM 4) CANTY NON RETRACTABLE HIGH TEMPERATURE CAMERAS VS. RETRACTABLE SYSTEMS 5) 24″ PLUG FOR ULTRATEMP CAMERA WALL MOUNT TUBE 6) HIGH TEMPERATURE CAMERA QUESTIONNAIRE
1) TYPICAL ETHERNET ULTRATEMP HIGH TEMP.INSERTION VISION SYSTEM COMPONENT LAYOUT
2) TYPICAL ETHERNET VISION SYSTEM LAYOUT, HIGH TEMP. SYSTEM, NON-INSERTION, W VCM
3) TYPICAL ANALOG ULTRATEMP HIGH TEMP. INSERTION VISION SYSTEM COMPONENT LAYOUT
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Canty pan & tilt systems have been designed for use in hazardous areas in accordance with explosion proof, and flame proof requirements. · Class I, Div. 1, Groups B, C & D · Class II, Div. 1, Groups E, F & G, & NEMA 4 areas · EEx d IIC T6, IP66
The CantyNet™ Pan/Tilt/Zoom Ethernet Control Module allows the user to control a Canty Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera using a single Ethernet cable via 10/100 Mbps or optional fiber network.
Two high resolution GigE (gigabit ethernet vision) cameras enclosed in an IP67 temperature resistant full metal/jacketed housing cooled by either water or air. A unique orifice plate prevents debris from adhering to the lens, resulting in a clear view of the glass edge and ribbon at all times. Cameras come with a fully adjustable mounting system to allow for optimal camera positioning. Camera can be powered via PoE (power over ethernet) through a direct connection back to a Vector Control Module (embedded image processing system) with variable outputs for system control (analog, Modbus, OPC etc.)
The Canty Thickness Measurement System provides online thickness measurements that will allow for further process control and productivity. The ability to understand the thickness of a material allows operators to know exactly when the optimal thickness has been reached, reducing any time spent over-processing products.