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Optris > Products > Infrared Cameras > Precision Line > Bottom up GIS 640i / 450i G7
With the new glass inspection system from Optris, there is a new approach to temperature measurement in the production of low-e glass. Low emissivity glass poses a major challenge for infrared devices which are traditionally measuring the glass temperature from above when the panes moved out of the furnace during production.
The new Bottom-up glass inspection system solves this problem by having two infrared imagers installed underneath the tempering line which measure the temperature on the non-coated high emissivity side of the glass.
The combination of two VGA imagers with a maximum field of view of 111° results in an excellent 1600 pixels scan line resolution on maximum 4.3 m (14') scan width.
An ultra-fast CTlaser 4M pyrometer with 90 µs exposure time combined with the digitally controlled lens protection system (DCLP) is a reliable safeguard for both infrared cameras in case of glass breakage.
From 14.750,00 €
• Either PI 640i G7 imager with 90° or 60° FOV imager or PI 450i G7 imager with 80° or 53° FOV
• 2x Industrial Process Interface
• CTlaser 4ML glass breakage sensor with USB interface
• 2x DCLP Shutter system with mounting brackets for imagers
• 2x USB Server Gigabit
• Control cabinet with cable set (10 m each) and remote control box
• Software package
• 100-230 V AC/ 24 V DC power supply for initial start-up
The Bottom up glass inspection system solves the problems with temperature measurement of Low-E glass with a new approach. By having two infrared imagers installed underneath the tempering line they always measure the temperature on the non-coated high emissivity side of the glass. IR technology development resulting in those new compact designed imagers made this underneath installation possible which was not thinkable before with old bulky line scanners.
The combination of two VGA imagers with a maximum field of view of 111° results in an excellent 1600 pixels scan line resolution on maximum 4,3 m scan width.
In addition to determining the temperature distribution, the system also calculates the glass surface area.
An ultra-fast CTlaser 4M pyrometer with 90 µs exposure time combined with the digitally controlled lens protection system (DCLP) is a reliable safeguard for both infrared cameras in case of glass breakage. These shutters also significantly increase the maintenance intervals for cleaning the optics and completely eliminate the need for additional and time-consuming blowing of the optics with compressed air.
All IR cameras are delivered with the thermography software optris PIX Connect, which has been developed specifically for the extensive documentation and analysis of thermal images. It allows you to analyse temperature data in real time as well as the remote control of your infrared camera. Furthermore, you can setup individual alarm levels for your process and define visual or acustic alarm signals.
Our thermography software is licence free and can easily be adjusted to your requirements.
All optris infrared cameras are compatible with the Data Aquisition (DAQ) Software Dewesoft X by
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