+Assembly verification
The right part. In the right place.
Check the details before a part moves downstream: presence, count, position, orientation, and visible assembly state.
ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT / NOT MEASURED HARDWARE+THE INSPECTION PROBLEM
Small omissions become expensive surprises.
A missing clip, a reversed insert, or an incomplete connector can look unremarkable until the next operation. A useful inspection starts with a precise definition of the visible difference between acceptable and unacceptable parts.
+WHERE TO START
- Clip and fastener presence
- Connector seating visibility
- Component count and orientation
- Pack completeness
+A PRACTICAL EVALUATION
Understand it.
Then inspect it.
List the assembly conditions that can be seen from the camera.
Choose a stable viewpoint and repeatable lighting.
Define regions, count or position rules, and recipe variants.
Challenge the inspection with borderline parts and process variation.
+01 / RAZANT
Tools worth exploring.
Potential starting points from the RAZANT family. A suitable configuration depends on sample evaluation.
FUNCTIONAL CONCEPT / NOT A PRODUCT RENDERStationary vision.
Hold the part. Define the check.
FUNCTIONAL CONCEPT / NOT A PRODUCT RENDERIn-flow vision.
Define the motion. Time the image.
* Compare complete application scope: optics, lighting, power, mounting, software, integration, support and any recurring costs. No family price is approved.
+OPEN FOR APPLICATION EVALUATION
Show us the edge cases.
Tell us what the good parts and the bad parts look like. We’ll start with the image, then work toward an inspection.
Discuss your application