In RF627Smart the analysis, calculations, measurements, tolerance control are carried out according to the algorithm created by the user. Measurement results can be transmitted via various protocols (Ethernet/IP, Modbus TCP, UDP), as well as to the logic outputs of the scanner in order to control the actuators and notify about product suitability.

The series includes:
RF627 — universal high-speed scanners;
RF627Smart — scanners with in-built measurement functions;
RF627Weld — scanners for welding robots;
RF627Weld-Smart — scanners for welding robots with in-built tracking software;
RF627AVIKScan —weld seam inspection system;
RF629 — ultra-fast scanners, up to 50000 profiles/s.

Measuring ranges, mm: from 10 to 1165
Linearity, % of F.S: ±0.05
Measuring rate, profiles/s: 484,938,5096,6800
Interface: Ethernet / 1000 Mbps
Synchronization inputs: RS422, 3 channels
Outputs: RS422, 1 channel
Shock: 30 g/6 ms
Enclosure rating: IP67
Power supply: 9...30 V or 12...36 V 

All the information, updated manual including you can find on this page.

There is a link to demo-video here.

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RIFTEK

The parent company,
Scientific and Production Company «RIFTEK» was founded in 1993. The enterprise specializes in development and fabrication of optoelectronic instruments for measuring of geometrical quantities.

The basic product line includes:
laser triangulation position sensors; 2D and 3D laser scanners; optical micrometers; absolute linear encoders; data acquisition, processing and indication systems; control systems; devices for control of movement and distance, digital cameras for machine vision, measurement instruments for railway transport; video processing FPGA IP-cores and hardware; machine vision systems.

RIFTEK products are delivered in more than 70 countries. Company representative offices operate in 45 countries.

RIFTEK company is certified according to ISO 9001:2015 in the field of management of quality of design and manufacture of optoelectronic instrumentation.

We offer integrated solution to control and automation problems – from sensing devices to multifunctional measuring and control systems.