Arc Welding Camera Solution for MIG & SubARC

July 23, 2011 - PRLog -- The OEM solution consisted of a large manipulator with a dual MIG / SUB ARC welding head.  One of the key components of the application was the ability of the welding camera to see both the sub arc process and the Mig process.  The welding camera ICAM-WD has the ability to set two dynamic range thresholds.  Setting two threshold responses provides opportunity f or dynamic switching between thresholds via an IO signal or threshold boundaries.  

The light intensity is drastically different during sub-arc welding vs. mig welding and as a result the light attenuation
requires very different configurations.  The configurations are stored the camera memory and in this application called when the light intensity crossed a threshold value.
Says the OEM, “We are running the video across 50m of cable length, the signal is clear, setup was easy, and Invisual E was there to help us configure the welding camera properly.”

To view additional detail and video about this system follow this link:
http://www.invisuale.com/solutions/weld-camera.html

Company URIL: http://www.invisuale.com

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Invisual E is as an enabler to help OEM, integrators and manufacturers deliver improvements on key objectives. We apply a consultative approach In the industrial manufacturing space, focusing on automation, process control, and quality control.

Pierre Huot is the founder of Invisual E. He received an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business and a B.A. in Science, Chemical Engineering from the University of Ottawa. He is the author of several published case studies and white papers.