High-resolution zoom lens
Moritex has added a high-resolution zoom lens to its family of telecentric Machine Micro Lenses (MML). The lens is designed to exploit the full potential of Megapixel sensor cameras.
Moritex has added a high-resolution zoom lens to its family of telecentric Machine Micro Lenses (MML). The lens is designed to exploit the full potential of Megapixel sensor cameras.
Moritex has launched the Facial Stage DM-3. Based on a 5 Megapixel camera, the product provides professional skin counsellors and cosmeticians with a facial skin analysis system.
The MSX-500Di digital microscope from Moritex incorporates a high quality CCD imaging system and adjustable high-intensity LED lighting enabling it to deliver sharp images from 1x to 500x magnification without changing lenses.
Moritex has introduced the MH range of halogen lamp light sources for image processing applications. The light sources are designed to provide high power illumination (400 to 750nm) through a flexible light guide.
Moritex has developed its Prelude LED lighting range to combine affordability, reliability, performance and ease of integration with machine vision systems.
The 5M-HR telecentric lens from Moritex has been designed for use with high resolution camera sensors (5 Megapixel) with very small pixel pitch.
The Moritex MLNL series of LED line illuminators have been designed to meet the requirements for high performance linear lighting or for single dimensional linear CCD camera lighting.
Moritex has introduced a Multimedia kit for its LightScope industrial endoscopes that includes everything required to perform wide ranging portable inspection and video documentation tasks.
The LightScope mini from Moritex is a small-diameter industrial endoscope for remote viewing of inaccessible structures.
Moritex has introduced several new accessories to extend the capabilities of its range of compact and low mass CCTV lenses.
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