Video Contour Projector Measures Large, Heavy Workpieces
The C-Vision video contour projector from Certified Comparator Products (CCP) combines the design of a profile projector with the accuracy of a video measurement system.
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The C-Vision video contour projector from Certified Comparator Products (CCP) combines the design of a profile projector with the accuracy of a video measurement system. The system’s high load-carrying capacity and open work envelope make it suitable for measuring large, heavy parts, while its dual-magnification, telecentric optics and high-resolution digital camera enable verifying critical dimensions with tight tolerances. The projector is equipped with QVI TruLight illumination. A C-Vision floor model is available with an optional QVI large-field megapixel metrology camera offering a 4" field of view for part measurement.
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