FSInspection to Debut New Line of Visual Inspection Stations at FABTECH
Posted: 2014-10-28
FSInspection, a division of Freedom Scientific, will exhibit at FABTECH, scheduled
to take place November 11-13, 2014 at the Georgia World Congress Center in
Atlanta, GA. Company representatives will debut the new series of high-
magnification, visual inspection stations designed for today’s industrial markets.
The series includes the X-Mag™ Machine Vision Station, HDMag® High-
Magnification Visual Inspection Station and PKMag® 50 Portable Visual
Inspection Device.
The X-Mag Machine Vision Station’s advanced technology and sleek design
integrates a high-definition camera and monitor to offer sharp images at all
magnification levels. Small details become crystal clear with up to 96x
magnification, providing exceptional inspection of all objects. The X-Mag
features an auto-focus camera with manual focus override, tilting camera and
330° rotating camera arm.
The HDMag High-Definition Inspection Station offers unparalleled comfort. The
ergonomic design promotes good posture, and reduces eye, neck and back
strain. Operators can now sit back while viewing the screen and zoom in up to
127x to see the smallest details. Additional features include built-in, adjustable
LED lighting, auto-focus with manual override, gliding X-Y table and software
that offers image capture, storage and measurement.
The PKMag 50 Portable Inspection Device offers high-definition magnification in
a convenient and efficient 10.5 ounce package. With a 5" LCD display and
prominent push-button controls, it is easy for operators to learn and use – no
need to hunch over and peer into eyepieces. The PKMag 50 can be carried to
wherever it is needed to instantly inspect items from almost any angle without
eyestrain.
FSInspection’s high-quality, industrial inspection solutions provide greater
productivity, improved operator accuracy, and are more ergonomic and cost-
effective vs. traditional microscopes. The result is a cost reduction in the overall
quality inspection process. To find out why, meet company representatives at
FABTECH or visit www.fsinspection.com.
to take place November 11-13, 2014 at the Georgia World Congress Center in
Atlanta, GA. Company representatives will debut the new series of high-
magnification, visual inspection stations designed for today’s industrial markets.
The series includes the X-Mag™ Machine Vision Station, HDMag® High-
Magnification Visual Inspection Station and PKMag® 50 Portable Visual
Inspection Device.
The X-Mag Machine Vision Station’s advanced technology and sleek design
integrates a high-definition camera and monitor to offer sharp images at all
magnification levels. Small details become crystal clear with up to 96x
magnification, providing exceptional inspection of all objects. The X-Mag
features an auto-focus camera with manual focus override, tilting camera and
330° rotating camera arm.
The HDMag High-Definition Inspection Station offers unparalleled comfort. The
ergonomic design promotes good posture, and reduces eye, neck and back
strain. Operators can now sit back while viewing the screen and zoom in up to
127x to see the smallest details. Additional features include built-in, adjustable
LED lighting, auto-focus with manual override, gliding X-Y table and software
that offers image capture, storage and measurement.
The PKMag 50 Portable Inspection Device offers high-definition magnification in
a convenient and efficient 10.5 ounce package. With a 5" LCD display and
prominent push-button controls, it is easy for operators to learn and use – no
need to hunch over and peer into eyepieces. The PKMag 50 can be carried to
wherever it is needed to instantly inspect items from almost any angle without
eyestrain.
FSInspection’s high-quality, industrial inspection solutions provide greater
productivity, improved operator accuracy, and are more ergonomic and cost-
effective vs. traditional microscopes. The result is a cost reduction in the overall
quality inspection process. To find out why, meet company representatives at
FABTECH or visit www.fsinspection.com.
