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IR machine vision
04 March 2013
Operating without the need for additional lighting, FLIR thermal machine vision systems such as the new, uncooled A65 provide a high degree of intelligence in automated environments, for example in confirming cure temperatures.

Operating without the need for
additional lighting, FLIR thermal
machine vision systems such as the
new, uncooled A65 provide a high
degree of intelligence in automated
environments, for example in
confirming cure temperatures.
The compact A65 provides high image quality. Integration into existing production systems is quick and easy due to a range of in-built connectivity options. The camera produces crisp thermal imaging from 640 x 512 pixels across -40 to 550°C.
The compact A65 provides high image quality. Integration into existing production systems is quick and easy due to a range of in-built connectivity options. The camera produces crisp thermal imaging from 640 x 512 pixels across -40 to 550°C.
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