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          Newsletter 2015

          June 01, 2015

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          Inspection Systems and Data Management ALL IN ONE!!

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          Inspection Systems and Data Management Don't Need to be Separate
          The IM Series removes the boundaries between inspection system and data management to simplify your process
          Why Are Many Technicians Switching From Optical Microscopes to Digital Microscopes?
          With this technical guide, you will gain an understanding of the advantages of a digital microscope, such as the fact that it "eliminates the need for focus adjustment" and "can measure the dimensions of a target."
          [New] Laser Technology Introductory Guide -Setting & Usage-
          In addition to possessing the improved marking quality that is required by our customers, KEYENCE laser markers are now multifunctional devices. How are new users able to easily take full advantage of the many functions of KEYENCE laser markers? This guide explains the settings of the optimal marking conditions and marking verification in terms of the software used.
          Download a Free Copy of the Latest in Our Series of Technical Documents: Image Processing OCR Tool
          An Introduction to a Range of Information, From the Principle behind Marking Inspection to Useful Functions
          In various worksites, there is an increasing demand for text recognition inspection, this includes the management of lot numbers and dates codes.
          The KEYENCE OCR function provides support for changes in character shape and character height variations, and much more! A wide variety of information, from the basics of marking inspection to useful functions, has been organised into this single document. Feel free to have a look.
          Clogged Pressure Sensors Causing Downtime?
          The GP-M's unique ceramic step flush diaphragm resists clogs and requires less time to clean than conventional models.
          The GP-M's stainless steel housing and robust IP67 rating make it the perfect long-term pressure sensing solution in any environment. The GP-M doesn't stop with its durability, it is also very simple to install and operate. Clear digital read-outs, a highly visible indicator, and versatile mounting options allow for easy integration and operation. The GP-M also offers increased functionality allowing the sensor to adapt to each individual application through multiple output options and several other advanced features.
          A High-Speed Optical Micrometer That Defies the General Concept That It Is Difficult to Perform Measurements
          "With this micrometer, anyone can perform dimensional measurements easily!" This high-speed optical micrometer from KEYENCE is popular not only due to its high speed and stable measurements but also due to its easy setup. We have also prepared an application guide that can be used to learn the optimal measurement methods.
          Direct Parts Marking Guide for 2D Code Readers
          This handbook can be used to learn the tricks—such as the cell size and lighting settings—required for reading marked codes. It also introduces the optimal marking devices for marking and processing different types of materials such as resin, metal, and glass.
          [New Product] Introducing an Ultra-compact Vision Sensor That Can Perform Presence Detection by Capturing Entire Surfaces
          The IV-G Series can detect multiple points with a single unit by capturing the entire surface of the target. This sensor has a body that is 1/6th the size of conventional models and a flexible layout connector that can be rotated by up to 330° to meet the demands of our customers. The lineup also includes wide field of view models. The IV-G Series makes it even easier to install sensors in a wide variety of locations.

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