Enhanced Application Accuracy
Ce360 Quality Inspection Path Scanner
The Ce360™ Quality Inspection Path Scanner is a cutting-edge solution for real-time advanced visualization. This innovative 3D inspection scanner is pivotal for preventing scrap, increasing yields, and optimizing the primer dispensing process. Designed with precision, it integrates four high-speed laser sensors to deliver unparalleled inspection accuracy, making applications repeatable, effective, and industry compliant.
Quality Inspection Path Scanner Specs & Details
TECHNICAL SPECS: Four high-speed laser sensors, processes 1,600 samples per second with precision measurements down to 0.35mm
COMPATIBILITY: Windows 10 or Ethernet Compatible Device
SPEED: Can detect imperfections up to 600mm/sec
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: 1TB SSD expansion, high-speed software upgrade
System Features
Request a ConsultationOur Ce360 Quality Inspection Path Scanner is equipped with a suite of advanced features designed to enhance the fluid application process and boost productivity.
Integrates with Precision Air Compliance
This 3D inspection scanner seamlessly integrates with our 10023 Series Precision Air Compliance, ensuring that fluid application is both accurate and repeatable. Utilizing advanced technology, it stands as a testament to industry-leading quality inspection.
Configurable Data Management
With configurable data management, the Ce360 scanner provides tailored solutions for data handling, enabling customers to have greater control and optimize their primer dispensing processes according to specific needs.
Visual Path Display
The Ce360 features a visual path display that offers real-time information on fluid path width, location, and potential discrepancies, succeeding where traditional 2D camera techniques might fail due to ambient lighting changes.
Windows 10 or Ethernet Compatible
Enhanced compatibility ensures that this 3D inspection scanner can be seamlessly integrated into your existing systems, whether you’re using a Windows 10 platform or any Ethernet compatible device, making it a versatile addition to your toolkit.
Enhance Fluid Application Processes and Boost Productivity with the Ce360™ Quality Inspection Path Scanner Today!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CE360 Quality Inspection Path Scanner?
The Ce360 is a 3D quality inspection scanner that uses four high-speed laser sensors to visualize, measure and verify fluid paths in real time. It helps prevent scrap, increase yields and ensure precise, compliant primer dispensing.
How does CE360 integrate with existing fluid dispensing systems?
The Ce360 integrates easily with Designetics equipment, including the 10023 Series Precision Air Compliance. It connects through Windows 10 or any Ethernet-compatible device for simple setup and operation.
What kinds of defects or deviations can CE360 detect?
It identifies discrepancies in bead width, path location, material gaps, deviations from programmed paths and other variations that affect accuracy. The Ce360’s 3D scanning excels in detecting issues that traditional 2D systems may miss.
What are the data output and reporting capabilities of CE360?
The Ce360 offers configurable data management, allowing operators to customize data handling, analysis and storage. Optional 1TB SSD expansion and high-speed software enhance reporting and long-term traceability.
Is the CE360 suitable for high-speed production environments?
Yes. With processing rates of 1,600 samples per second and defect detection at speeds up to 600 mm/sec, the Ce360 is built for demanding, high-volume manufacturing.
How does the CE360 compare to 2D camera–based inspection systems?
Unlike 2D systems that struggle with ambient lighting and shallow visuals, the Ce360 provides true 3D measurement. It delivers accurate path width, height and location data, offering superior reliability in challenging environments.
What industries or applications benefit most from CE360?
The Ce360 is ideal for industries requiring precise fluid paths and high reliability, including automotive, aerospace, electronics and any application involving primer or adhesive dispensing.
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