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SMARTEYE® ColorWise™ Sensor from TRI-TRONICS

February 3, 2010 By sensortipsadmin 1 Comment

TAMPA, FL: TRI-TRONICS COMPANY, INC. has introduced the first “True Color Sensor” designed to perform as well as an instrument or a spectrometer. The new SMARTEYE® ColorWise™ Sensor will solve the most difficult color applications at higher speeds than color cameras or other sensors; ideal for intricate color sorting or inspection problems found in today’s high speed packaging and production lines.

tri-tronics-colorwise-sensor

A unique 4 Channel Monitor provides users with a continual visual confirmation of performance. With a choice in speed versus resolution, the performance of the sensor is controlled by the operator… providing a wider range of application solutions.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

*Low cost color solution vs. cameras, other sensors or spectrometers

*Solves difficult shade-to-shade or color-to color applications

*Selectable outputs, timers, resolution, speed, etc. to fit any/all applications

*4-Channel Monitor for at-a-glance performance feedback

*4 Digital Outputs and 3 Analog Outputs

*Selectable Speed versus Resolution

*Selectable Color versus Color + Intensity

*Captures color from HMI, PLC or remote button

TRI-TRONICS COMPANY, INC.
www.ttco.com

Filed Under: Photoelectric, Vision systems Tagged With: colorwise, sensor, smarteye, tri-tronics

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  1. Alastair Oakes says

    February 16, 2010 at 9:16 am

    We were supplied with one of your sensors by MCS pro in the States called the Color Mark 11 EDR. which we incorporated into our equipment. Do you still sell this sensor as we would like to purchase something similar for our other applications.

    Kind Regards
    Alastair Oakes

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