The diameter of the pipe can be measured automatically using a laser distance sensor.
It is possible to automatically measure the diameter of pipes with a thickness of 150mm or more without human intervention. The length of the pipe does not matter.
By using two laser distance sensors and directing a 90° laser beam onto the pipe wall, we measure the diameter by summing the data from each of the two laser distance sensors. The operating temperature of the laser distance sensors is -40 to +60°, allowing measurements even in harsh environments. Additionally, the measurement speed is high at 250Hz, contributing to labor-saving in measurement time. Our company provides comprehensive support for usage methods, installation, control software development, and technical support. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us. 【Features】 ■ High-speed measurement achieving 250Hz ■ 100m measurement (500m when using a dedicated reflector) ■ Compact and lightweight at 350g (140x78x48mm) ■ Operating temperature range -40℃ to +60℃ ■ Compatible with various interfaces (PROFINET/EtherNet/EtherCAT) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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All 8 types Standard accuracy (2σ): ±1mm to ±5mm Repeatability (2σ): ±0.3mm to ±1.8mm Measuring distance: 0.05 to 100m (using a reflector <500m) Measuring speed: 10 to 250Hz Measuring temperature range: -40℃ to +60℃ Waterproof rating: IP65 Dimensions: 140 X 78 X 48mm Weight: 350g Interface: Analog, RS232C, RS422/RS485, SSI, etc. For more details, please refer to the product catalog.
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Various measurements at steel mills, tunnel interior displacement measurements, caisson measurements, large cranes, heavy load transport overhead cranes, snow gauges, silo content measurements, railway tunnel construction limit measurements, automated warehouses, etc.
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Since its establishment, we have been involved in the development of our own products, starting from gathering ideas, and have repeated the processes of mechanical design, processing, circuit design, and embedded programming every year. Currently, we are engaged in both OEM production and the sale of our own products, and we intend to continue developing measuring instruments that can further meet our customers' needs. We are also the general agent for Dimetix in Switzerland and are focusing on the sales of red laser distance meters. This product has been adopted for measuring the height of the Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in the world. We believe there are still many applications for this technology, and we would like to explore each one. In recent years, we have also been focusing on measuring instruments for railway-related construction limits. We have started to receive inquiries from East Japan Railway Company regarding the development of measuring instruments for construction limits in various fields such as construction, civil engineering, signaling, and power. Additionally, we received an Encouragement Award at the 28th Ota City Small and Medium Enterprises New Products and New Technologies Competition for our graphic-integrated construction limit measuring instrument.
