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Systems for defect inspection on continuous products, wires, tubes and cables
Systems for inspecting defects in continuous products, such as wires, tubes and cables, are fundamental to guaranteeing quality and safety. Advanced technologies, such as automated inspection and machine vision, make it possible to identify imperfections and anomalies, improving production efficiency and reducing costs. Their implementation is crucial in the industrial sector.
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Machine vision systems for quality control on the production line
RODER’s VISION CHECK 2000 system is an “all-in-one” solution for industrial quality control, integrating acquisition, processing and display. It supports up to 32 PoE cameras, Ethernet connections and fieldbuses (Profinet, EtherCAT, Modbus), ensuring flexibility and compatibility with company management systems.
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Ultraviolet vision systems for the analysis of adhesives and sealants with the induced fluorescence technique
Ultraviolet light vision systems with induced fluorescence allow precise analysis of adhesives and sealants. This technique identifies defects, non-uniform distribution or missing material by exploiting the fluorescent reaction of the substances under UV light, guaranteeing advanced, non-contact quality control.
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Visual inspection of miniaturised components with machine vision systems and compact LED illuminators
Visual inspection of miniaturised components uses advanced machine vision systems and compact LED illuminators. These tools ensure precision, speed and reliability in quality control, making it possible to detect microscopic defects in sectors such as electronics and micromechanics. LED technology provides uniform, long-lasting illumination, optimising system performance.
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Slow-motion cameras for recording high-speed processes
Slow-motion cameras are advanced instruments ideal for recording high-speed processes, offering the possibility of capturing events that occur in fractions of a second. Thanks to very high frame rates, these cameras record every detail of phenomena otherwise invisible to the naked eye, such as explosions, impacts or movements of complex machinery
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Slow-motion cameras for video recording of combustion processes
Slow-motion cameras for recording combustion processes are specialised instruments that make it possible to observe in detail the rapid dynamics of flames, gases and particles during combustion. These cameras capture phenomena such as flame ignition, fire propagation and variations in gas density.
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Slow-motion cameras for recording high-speed events
Slow-motion cameras, designed to capture high-speed events, are highly advanced instruments used in various fields, from scientific and engineering research to film and sports production. These cameras record images in a way that allows events lasting fractions of a second to be slowed down significantly.
Industrial cameras
Industrial cameras are a key technology for quality control and the monitoring of production processes. Thanks to integration with machine vision systems and artificial intelligence algorithms, these solutions make it possible to detect defects, track products and ensure maximum efficiency. The cameras are used in combination with laser systems and sensors to acquire precise and reliable data. Typical applications include automatic inspection, dimensional verification and traceability via RFID. The solutions developed by RODER SRL meet the needs of complex industrial sectors, where inspection accuracy and repeatability are essential.
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