Line scan cameras Hikrobot

Choose the line-acquisition branch for the material

Hikrobot line scan cameras acquire a moving surface one line at a time. The category is intended for continuous webs and long materials such as film, foil, rolled metal and glass. This capture method follows material at production speed and is presented for inspection without motion blur across the travelling surface.

Start with the form of the inspected material and the requirement for line-by-line acquisition. A long or continuous target belongs in this category when its motion supplies the progression across the surface. After that architectural choice, keep the complete camera designation intact because closely related entries differ by their later letters, numbers and version tags.

Most entries belong to the MV-CL family. The list contains paired names such as MV-CL022-91GC and MV-CL022-91GM, MV-CL042-91CC and MV-CL042-91CM, plus separate BASE, PRO and V2 designations. Other branches include 41CM, 91F1, 91F2, B0F1, B0F2, B1N and Y-series elements. These identifiers separate the offered variants without making a shared stem interchangeable.

The range also contains CIS line scan cameras: MV-CIS-330mm-18-91F2M and MV-CIS-308mm-06-U0F1M, plus a package entry for MV-CIS-330mm-18-91F2M. Decide first between the MV-CL and MV-CIS branches, then preserve the exact suffix and package status when matching the camera to the line-acquisition design.

FAQ

Which inspection tasks define this line scan camera category?

The category covers continuous webs and long surfaces, with film, foil, rolled metal and glass named as examples. Cameras capture the travelling target line by line for inspection at production speed without motion blur.

Why does the exact suffix matter when selecting an MV-CL camera?

Several entries share the same stem but differ at the end. MV-CL042-91CC, MV-CL042-91CM and MV-CL042-91CM-V2 are separate listed cameras, so the full designation must be retained through equipment selection.

Are both MV-CL and CIS line scan camera branches included?

Yes. Most models use the MV-CL prefix, while the CIS branch includes MV-CIS-330mm-18-91F2M and MV-CIS-308mm-06-U0F1M. The range also has a package entry associated with the first of those CIS models.

What named variant markers occur in the MV-CL range?

The designations include GC, GM, NC, NM, CC, CM, FC and FM endings, plus F1, F2, B0, B1, Y2, PRO, BASE and V2 elements. Use the complete name to distinguish entries that otherwise share a family stem.

What should be decided before comparing individual line scan models?

First confirm that the target is a continuous web or long moving surface suited to line-by-line capture. Then choose the MV-CL or MV-CIS branch and match the exact designation, including any PRO, BASE, V2 or package marker.