System 03 · Tunnel

THOPinspect Tunnel

100% inline inspection. Fully automated.

For manufacturers and machine builders who need 100% inline inspection without developing their own inspection cell. THOP delivers the camera setup, industrial PC and the fully developed inspection application. You integrate the tunnel into your line.

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Overview

Product overview

Ideal forEquipment builders, manufacturers, conveyor technology, OEM
IntegrationEnclosed inspection cell within the material flow
Typical inspection tasksBarcode, code, OCR / OCV, completeness, presence, positioning, dimensional accuracy, defect detection, surface inspection, anomaly detection
Scope of delivery2–4 cameras, lenses, lighting, industrial PC, fully developed inspection application, housing/tunnel, touchscreen, feasibility study, documentation
OptionalAutomatic part ejection, signal light, commissioning support, remote maintenance

Use cases

Typical inspection tasks

01Completeness

02Defects

03OCR / OCV

04Barcode

05DataMatrix

06Dimensional accuracy

07Positioning

08Surface inspection

09Anomaly Detection

Technical Data

Technical specifications

Cameras2–4

Compute unitPowerful industrial PC

Field of viewDepends on inspection task

Inspection rate100% inline

LightingControlled, multi-directional

TriggerDigital / sensor

CommunicationEthernet, digital I/O, custom on request

Power supply24 VDC / 230 VAC

Image processingClassic or AI

Part ejectionOptional, can be integrated automatically

DocumentationIncluded

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is part ejection included in the scope of delivery?

Part ejection is optional and engineered according to customer requirements.

How many cameras do I need?

This depends on the number of sides to be inspected and is determined as part of the feasibility study. A configuration with more than 4 cameras is possible if required.

Can the tunnel be integrated into an existing line?

Yes, THOPinspect Tunnel is integrated as an enclosed inspection cell into the existing material flow.

How is the lighting engineered?

The lighting is engineered during the feasibility study and individually matched to the respective inspection task.