dsPRO
Model / series
Automatic single-table visual inspection system with multiple inspection stations.
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DOSS Spare parts & components
DOSS develops systems for visual inspection of small industrial parts. Its range includes automatic inspection tables and integrated packaging equipment for sorted components. The current website identifies Doss Macchine S.r.l. as its operator. Replacement requests need the particular inspection station and its optical configuration as well as the machine name.
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Product groups
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Visual sorting and inspection systems
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Camera, lighting and feeding units
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Packaging for sorted small parts
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dsPACK
Model / series
Integrated packaging equipment for sorted parts using tubular film and impulse sealing.
Send an enquiry ↗Technical selection
State model, serial number, year and station position. Identify cameras and lenses by markings, interface, focal length and existing calibration. Record lighting geometry, connections and controller. Inspection tables need a drawing, glass dimensions and surface requirements. Feed components require workpiece geometry and material. For dsPACK include film width, bag length, sealing configuration and printer option. Different optics may require recalibration; check software revision and stored inspection recipes before replacing an installed component.
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DEAVA reviews the reference and clarifies any missing configuration details. Sourcing options and a quotation follow that review. Any proposed alternative requires your technical approval.
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