From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Automated Inspection System

Cincinnati Automation releases a new Automated Inspection System designed to check medical device packaging and verify correct assembly of small medical device kits. The system included 2 independent Keyence machine vision controllers with high resolution cameras and LCD displays. One vision system used blue LED lighting, blue pass filters on lens and was programmed to inspect the seals around a clear cellophane package. The second system utilized an integrated LED back light conveyor and was programmed to check for contamination in the package. This system was also programmed to verify kit assembly. Packages were manually placed on the horseshoe shaped 1st inspection conveyor where good units were advanced to the 2nd inspection station and eventually returned to the load/unload operator via a part shingling conveyor. Bad parts were contained inside of the inspection machine cabinet in two electrically interlocked reject bin drawers. The entire system was designed to be installed inside of a clean room. The system included a user friendly touch screen HMI for quick and easy part number selection, good, bad and total parts inspected counts. CA offers a complete line of automated inspection systems to process a wide range of part or assembly sizes. Optional items for CA systems typically include: servo or pneumatic pick and place systems for part loading, bar code scanner for part number and quantity entry, box and label printers, Industrial PC for pass/fail results data collection, and operator password entry & logging.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

For additional information contact CA at:
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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Thickness, Diameter Gaging System

Cincinnati Automation releases a part Thickness, Diameter Gaging System designed to measure parts to accuracies as tight as 1um. The system included two Keyence GT2 series digital contact sensors with custom tips, integrated air push devices and RS232 communications ports. Parts were operator loaded in to the gaging stations where they were automatically detected and checked. The PLC based control system transmitted the gage measurement results, part number, time and date to high speed industrial printers where operators were able to quickly peel and stick labels on parts as they were gaged. A user friendly touch screen HMI was used to display gaging results, for part number selection, and to display good, bad and total part counts. CA’s inspection and gaging systems can be programmed to transmit pass/fail results to customer’s PC for ongoing data collection. CA offers a complete line of gaging and inspection systems to process a wide range of part geometry and sizes. These systems could include high resolution machine vision cameras, laser displacement sensors, laser micrometers or 2D profiling lasers along with the material handling and automation to support the project requirements.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Package Inspection Systems

Cincinnati Automation releases new Package Inspection Systems designed for a wide range of food and beverage inspection applications such as mold insert labels, safety seals, caps, fill level, date and lot codes. These high speed pass through systems include either Cognex or Keyence machine vision cameras, specialty lighting as required, light guarding enclosures, and large LCD vision display with tiled inspection images. The inspection systems can be integrated over customer’s existing conveyors or with a CA supplied pass through conveyor. Parts that pass the programmed inspections can flow out of the cabinet on the conveyor or be push off down a good parts chute. Bad parts can be contained inside of the inspection machine cabinet or pushed down a bad parts chute. The systems include a user friendly touch screen HMI for quick and easy part number selection, good, bad and total parts inspected counts. CA offers a complete line of these package inspection systems to process a wide range of product or assembly sizes. Optional items for CA inspection systems typically include: bar code scanner for part number and quantity entry, full box and/or label printers, Industrial PC for pass/fail results data collection, and operator password entry & logging.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: 2D Laser Profile Gaging Machine

Cincinnati Automation releases an automated 2D Laser Profile Gaging Machine designed to measure step changes between two surfaces on a critical edge of parts to 0.001” accuracy. The gaging system controller could also be programmed to check gap width, intersection angle and flatness of these and similar parts. The machine included two Keyence LJ-G series 2D laser displacement sensors with controller and large LCD display. Parts were manually loaded by operator on to a VFD motor driven linear walking beam assembly where they were stepped into the gaging system at speeds of up to one part every two seconds. The system included a user friendly touch screen HMI for quick and easy part number selection, good, bad and total part counts. CA’s inspection and gaging systems are typically programmed to transmit pass/fail results to customer’s PC for ongoing data collection. CA offers a complete line of gaging and inspection systems to process a wide range of part geometry and sizes. These systems could include vision cameras, laser displacement sensors, laser micrometers or 2D profiling lasers along with the material handling and automation to support the project requirements.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

For additional information contact CA at:
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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Kit Inspection Systems

Cincinnati Automation releases new Kit Inspection Systems designed for medical devices, pharmaceutical and general purpose industrial customers that want to verify correct components placed in specified slots in trays or boxes. These inspection systems can be bench top or floor standing. The systems include either a Keyence or Cognex machine vision controller with one or more cameras, diffuse white top lighting and LCD display. In addition to verifying correct component parts in slots, the inspection systems can be programmed to verify correct part orientation and color. Kit trays are manually placed on the inspection system work surface where they are automatically detected and held in place with locking pins. Good kit trays are released to the operator after inspection. Bad kit trays are held in place for immediate rework. Missing and/or wrong components are highlighted on the large LCD vision display so the operator can easily correct problems in process. The systems include a re-inspect button, so the modified kit trays can be confirmed to be good prior to release. A password protected override features allows supervisors to remove kit trays that cannot be reworked in process. The systems include a user friendly touch screen HMI for quick and easy part number selection, good, bad and total kit trays inspected counts. CA offers a complete line of these kit inspection systems to process a wide range of container sizes. Optional items typically include: label printers, indexing flat belt conveyors or pick and place systems for kit tray loading for inspection, bar code scanner for part number and quantity entry, Industrial PC for pass/fail results data collection, and operator password entry & logging.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Automated Inspection Systems

Cincinnati Automation releases new Automated Inspection Systems designed for larger injection molded parts, machined parts and a wide range of assemblies such as child safety car seats. These pass through systems include a Keyence machine vision controller with up to 4 cameras, lighting as required and large LCD vision display with tiled inspection images. Parts can be manually loaded or transferred from customer’s existing feed systems on to the pass through inspection conveyor. Parts that pass the programmed inspections can flow out of the cabinet on the conveyor or be push off down a good parts chute. Bad parts can be contained inside of the inspection machine cabinet or pushed down a bad parts chute. The systems include a user friendly touch screen HMI for quick and easy part number selection, good, bad and total parts inspected counts. CA offers a complete line of these larger pass through inspection systems to process a wide range of part or assembly sizes. Optional items for these CA inspection systems typically include: servo or pneumatic pick and place systems for part loading, bar code scanner for part number and quantity entry, Industrial PC for pass/fail results data collection, and operator password entry & logging.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Custom Light Boxes

Cincinnati Automation releases a new line of Custom Light Boxes designed to provide uniform lighting for manual inspection, image analysis or consumer product visual studies. The boxes can be outfitted with a wide range of light sources including high frequency florescent, incandescent, compact florescent, UV and LED. If multiple lights are specified, then a user friendly touch screen HMI is included for quick and easy light selection. Since the boxes are built to order, CA can provide any size from compact bench top units to large floor standing units. The standard cover panel colors are black or white and several special colors are available based on customer requirements.

Cincinnati Automation also provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Tube (Run Out) Gaging Machine

Cincinnati Automation releases a precision Tube Gaging Machine designed to check run out and diameter of various sizes of tubular parts to an accuracy of 0.001”. The gaging system could also be programmed to inspect the smoothness of tube surfaces. The machine included a Keyence LK-H series high speed laser displacement sensor with controller and dual LED display. Tubes were manually loaded onto a motor driven rotary air bearing assembly where they were rotated by a programmable VFD at the desired speed. The precision laser gaging sensor moved up/down the tubes via a programmable servo slide. The system included a user friendly touch screen HMI for quick and easy part number selection, good, bad and total part counts. CA’s inspection and gaging systems are typically programmed to transmit pass/fail results to customer’s PC for ongoing data collection. CA has integrated other laser displacement sensors into existing large tube forming lines where offline gaging is not practical. CA offers a complete line of gaging and inspection systems to process a wide range of part sizes. These systems could include laser displacement sensors, laser micrometers or 2D profiling lasers along with the material handling and automation to support the project requirements.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Compact Inspection and Gaging Systems

Cincinnati Automation releases a new line of Compact Inspection and Gaging Systems designed for small injection molded parts, tube seals, gaskets, o-rings... These pass through inspection cabinets only require about 4 square feet of floor space. The standard systems include a Keyence machine vision controller with a high speed camera(s) and LCD display. Parts can be manually loaded or transferred from customer’s existing feed systems into the inspection enclosure via an integrated LED back light conveyor. Good parts are blown down a chute out of the cabinet to customer’s bin/box. Bad parts are contained inside of the inspection machine cabinet. Most systems include a user friendly touch screen HMI for quick and easy part number selection, good, bad and total parts inspected counts. CA offers a complete line of these pass through inspection systems to process a wide range of part or assembly sizes. Optional items for the inspection systems typically include: vibratory feeder bowls for small component parts, servo or pneumatic pick and place systems for larger part loading, bar code scanner for part number and quantity entry, Industrial PC for pass/fail results data collection, and operator password entry & logging.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Assembly and Inspection Systems

Cincinnati Automation releases a new line of Automated Assembly and Inspection Systems designed for automotive applications such as hood latch assembly. The systems include precision part nests with holding clamps as required, dual computer controlled nut runners, high resolution Keyence machine vision cameras and laser part presence sensors. Also included are a Zebra label printer for completed good parts, a Siemens PLC and user friendly 8" color HMI operator interface. Optional items typically include: vibratory feeder bowls for small component parts, servo or pneumatic pick and place systems for part loading, bar code scanner for part number and quantity entry, Industrial PC for pass/fail results data collection, and operator password entry & logging. Other 2-6 part assembly and check systems are available from CA as required by application.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation

Re: Automated Laser Gaging System

Cincinnati Automation releases a new line of automated laser gaging systems to measure and record ID, OD, length, run out, roundness, thickness … of precision parts. The systems typically include Keyence line profiling or single point laser displacement sensors mounted to servo positioning devices to accommodate a wide range of part sizes. Larger parts are manually loaded on to a rotary dial table with integrated part nest or another part holding device specifically designed for the part shape/size. Smaller parts are either bowl fed or escaped from a magazine cartridge system to the gaging area. CA’s control systems include an Industrial PC for measurement results data collection, AB PLC and user friendly 8" color touch screen HMI for machine functions. Optional items typically include: laser micrometer, machine vision inspection camera(s), bar code scanner, label printer, precision weigh scale, and material handling packing conveyor. Final machine layout and part nest configuration is based on specific customer part shape/size.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Flexible & Programmable Robotic Inspection System

Cincinnati Automation releases a Flexible & Programmable Robotic Inspection System designed for a wide range of medical devices and precision industrial parts. The system includes a Denso articulated arm robot, part gripper, high resolution Cognex machine vision camera and/or Keyence laser gaging or profiling sensor. Also included is a customer part specific in-feed conveyor, good and bad part drops into containers, AB PLC and user friendly 8" color HMI operator interface. Optional items typically include: bar code scanner for part number and quantity entry, Industrial PC for pass/fail results data collection, and operator password entry & logging. Larger robotic systems are available as required by application.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Automotive Parts Assembly, Inspection & Packing

Cincinnati Automation releases a turnkey system designed to assemble, inspect, and pack automotive vibration dampening mounts at a rate of 30ppm. With new tooling, this machine could be configured for a range of small components and assemblies. Metal inserts are fed 2 at a time from bowl to nests. Rubber grommets are also fed 2 at a time from a 2nd bowl to nests. Grommets are staked on inserts in the nests which are attached to a timing belt indexing conveyor. The parts are lubricated and pressed together to complete the assembly. Finished parts are unloaded and 100% inspected with a 2 camera Keyence or Cognex vision system. Rejects are dropped individually into an internal container. Good assemblies are counted and then dropped into customer totes positioned below the machine. The PLC based control system includes programmable full box counters, machine function and alarm history displays. An optional integrated material handling conveyor is used to advance empty totes in and full totes out of the machine.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, assembly, packing, and test machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Stabilizer Bar Assembly & Inspection

Cincinnati Automation releases a 2nd generation Stabilizer Bar Assembly, Inspection and Gaging machine designed for a range of part numbers. The system includes dual nests for clamps & insulators along with a custom designed bar nest. Also included are two assembly presses and a 2 camera Keyence vision system programmed to verify correct insulators presence and orientation prior to assembly. A Keyence laser micrometer is used to verify correct bar OD before continuing assembly. A bar code scanner verifies correct part number label on bars prior to final release. A PLC controls all machine functions and an 8" color touch screen HMI displays status and inspection results.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, assembly, packing, and test machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 completed applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Food & Beverage Inspection Systems

Cincinnati Automation releases an integrated high speed in-line machine vision inspection system designed for food and beverage product, containers and packages. Each F&B inspection system includes either a Cognex or Keyence machine vision system installed in a specially designed light box with the camera(s) setup as specified by customer. The systems have been programmed to inspect container quality prior to filling operation, correct cap presence, seal presence and quality, food product count and/or volume verification prior to container closure operation, foreign matter detection on product or in container, correct label on container, correct label placement on container or package, day and lot code verification. The NEMA rated control system either rejects product off-line or signals the food and beverage processing machinery to reject at the next station.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Automated Assembly & Inspection

Cincinnati Automation releases a new line of automated assembly & inspection machines designed for 2-3 component assembly, test and checks. These systems include 2-3 feeder bowls typically rated at 30ppm each. Component parts are fed to escapements for loading into nests mounted on either a dial table or a timing belt indexing conveyor. Systems generally include a press cylinder, welder, adhesive dispenser, or vision guided robot for assembly. Servo-pneumatic pick-places are used for loading and unloading parts. Keyence or Cognex vision systems confirm correct assembly and/or inspect components prior to allowing assembly. Good assemblies are counted and advanced out of the machine while bad parts are moved off-line to a customer reject bin. A PLC controls and an HMI displays all machine functions which include operator settings for full box counts. An optional material handling conveyor automatically advances full boxes away and new empty boxes into the packing area.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, assembly, packing, and test machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 completed applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Compression Spring Inspection Machine

Cincinnati Automation releases an automated inspection system designed to be used for over 40 part numbers of compression springs (and other round parts) from 4" up to 10" OD. Parts are loaded in three 18" high stacks with automatic stepper motor height controls. Three 3-finger grippers are used to pick parts from tops of stacks and to place them on the inspection conveyor. A high resolution Keyence or Cognex vision camera system is installed above an LED backlight area for precise inspection/gaging of features such as ID, OD, broken teeth... Good parts are dropped down a chute to customer bins. Rejected parts are ejected inside of the cabinet into an internal container. Machine status and functions are displayed on an 8" color touch screen HMI. An AB micrologix PLC controls all machine operations.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website http://www.cincinnatiautomation.com/admin/”www.cincinnatiautomation.com” to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Inspection & Packing of Molded Parts

Cincinnati Automation releases an automated inspection and packing system designed to be integrated with customer's existing injection molding machines. The system can be programmed to audit one or more shots of multiple cavity molds for every full box processed. Two or more high resolution Cognex or Keyence vision cameras are programmed to gage features such as length, width, ID, OD… and to check for flash, short shots and contamination. An uphill transfer conveyor with optional part cooling system is used to move parts to the inspection area or divert them to the box loading area. An optional precision weigh scale is used to verify correct part counts per shot. The PLC/HMI includes operator settings for full box counts and weight. The material handling control system automatically advances full boxes away and new empty boxes in to the filling area.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, packing, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Automated In-line Leak Tester

Cincinnati Automation releases an automated in-line helium leak tester for sealed connector housings. The dual sided design allowed one system to be under test while the material handling robot picked and placed up to 8 parts for the other side. Dual mass spectrometers, vacuum assist pumps and custom valve blocks were programmed to complete the leak testing. A custom 8 part gripper with some physical part compliance allowed parts to be picked from new to older worn pallets. Full pallets were transferred from a driven roller conveyor into leak test machine and then raised into a final unload and reload location. An AB SLC-500 PLC and Panelview HMI were used for the machine control systems and function display. Custom screens with graphical flow charts and performance data included individual chamber test results. Components were housed in a heavy duty tubular steel frame and large Nema-12 enclosure.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection and testing applications and for a free project evaluation.

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From: Marketing Department @ Cincinnati Automation
Re: Inspection & Gaging in Harsh Environments

Cincinnati Automation releases an automated inspection & gaging machine designed for harsh environments. The inspection system is fully enclosed with 1/4" thick plastic panels that are sealed around seams. The inside of the inspection cabinet is purged with clean dry air to provide positive pressure that prevents migration of dust and other contamination from harsh environments. The machine is supplied with high resolution Cognex or Keyence machine vision inspection camera(s) and/or Keyence precision lasers for gaging. A pass through conveyor moves parts into position for inspection. A reject device pushes bad parts off line down a chute to customer's bin. Good parts flow through to the next station. Options include data collection PC, and a full box control packing conveyor.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser gaging and robotic systems integration services along with specialty inspection, test and automation machines for several industries. Visit their website www.cincinnatiautomation.com to review over 100 inspection applications and for a free project evaluation.

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Cincinnati Automation releases an automatic run-out inspection machine for cylinders, rods and pistons. The machine can be programmed for a wide range of part lengths and diameters. The heart of the system is a set of Keyence LKG series laser displacement sensors. These sensors can have repeatability as tight as 0.01um, based on the desired measuring range. Other features include a precision load cell to confirm part weight, quick part number selection and inspection results displayed via a touch screen HMI. A servo was used to provide optimum part loading height, to position the part for assembly & test operations, and to lower the finished part for unloading. Good parts are released to the operator while rejected parts are contained in the test machine.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser and robotic systems integration for industry. They are a certified integrator for Cognex, DVT, Keyence, Omron, Denso, IAI, Motoman, Electrox and others. CA has a complete line of standard inspection machines, sorting machines, color detection and assembly verification systems. CA offers free project evaluations on their website: www.cincinnatiautomation.com

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Cincinnati Automation releases an automated inspection system for multi-layer products such as laminated sensor plates. The machine included a part nest on a servo cylinder, LED lighting, telecentric lens, 2 Keyence high resolution color vision cameras to verify correct features and to detect contamination, a servo gripper and z-axis for unloading good parts. Other features included an AB PLC, a color touch screen HMI, and an industrial PC with custom tiled screens and inspection results data.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser and robotic systems integration for industry. They are a certified integrator for Keyence, Cognex, DVT, Omron, Denso, IAI, Motoman, Electrox and others. CA has a complete line of standard inspection machines, sorting machines, color detection and turnkey assembly verification systems. CA offers free project evaluations on their website: www.cincinnatiautomation.com .

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Cincinnati Automation releases an automated inspection system for large molded products such as corian sinks. The machine included a part in-feed conveyor, a Cognex vision camera to verify correct part and features, a line displacement/measurement laser, an x-y-theta robot, and a 2 lane unload conveyor. Other features included an AB PLC, a touch screen HMI, an industrial PC loaded with RS Linx and MS Excel that was used to calculate overall warp on the product under test.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser and robotic systems integration for industry. They are a certified integrator for Cognex, DVT, Keyence, Omron, Denso, IAI, Motoman, Electrox and others. CA has a complete line of standard inspection machines, sorting machines, color detection and turnkey assembly verification systems. CA offers free project evaluations on their website: www.cincinnatiautomation.com .

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Cincinnati Automation releases a Vision Guided Robot for machine loading and packing of small components. The system includes an indexing part feed conveyor, an Adept PC based vision system to locate the part, an Adept SCARA robot, an empty tray magazine and feeder, and an unload conveyor to shipper. Other features included an AB PLC, a touch screen HMI, an industrial PC loaded, a bulk part feeder, and a flexible part nest.

Cincinnati Automation provides machine vision, laser and robotic systems integration for industry. They are a certified integrator for Adept, Cognex, DVT, Keyence, Omron, Denso, IAI, Motoman, Electrox and others. CA has a complete line of standard inspection machines, color detection and turnkey assembly verification systems. CA offers free project evaluations on their website: www.cincinnatiautomation.com .