Modular Bar barlight
23 July 2020
TPL Vision has introduced its newest addition to the Modular Range: the Modular Bar (M-EBAR)
Farmers are starting to reap the rewards of robotics and machine vision, as Keely Portway finds out
TPL Vision
Waterproof IP69K washdown barlights
26 June 2020
TPL Vision has launched waterproof IP69K washdown barlights
TPL Vision
TPL Vision will show its Ebar Curve high-power bar light
TPL Vision expands its illumination range
14 July 2015
TPL Vision has added two new offerings to its portfolio of machine vision products: ultra-powerful large backlights, applied to robotics; and a new bar light, directly connectable to the camera
Micro Range LEDs
8 October 2014
Key player in the machine vision field, TPL Vision is specialized in the miniaturization of LED lighting solutions
LED current controllers
2 December 2013
TPL Vision has released a range of three current controllers to protect LED lighting from voltage fluctuations
IP69K housing for bar lights
25 September 2013
TPL Vision, a French specialist for led lightings in machine vision, has introduced an IP69K version for its bar-format lighting products
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