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PI 640i
Optris IR Sensing, LLC
Select a Model:
Lens :
15° x 11°
Temperature Ranges :
-20 – 900 °C (-4 – 1652 °F)
Size :
46 x 56 x 76 - 100 mm
Housing Material :
Aluminium
Weight :
269 - 340 g
Tripod :
1/4-20 UNC
Country of Origin :
Germany
$9,625.00 USD
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The high-performance Optris PI 640i thermal imager is a compact, precise infrared camera with VGA resolution, delivering superior infrared image quality. With an optical resolution of 640 x 480 pixels, the PI 640i produces pin-sharp radiometric pictures and videos. Its optimal pixel pitch size of 17 µm for long-wavelength infrared radiation, combined with high sensitivity and low thermal noise below 40mK, enables precise measurements of small targets covering just 3x3 pixels. This versatile thermal imager accurately measures temperatures ranging from -20°C to 1500°C.
The PI 640i is now available with the innovative 120° ultra-wide-angle optics, the first of its kind in industrial infrared thermography, offering an unprecedented 120° x 100° field of view (FOV). This expanded FOV enhances monitoring capabilities for large-scale industrial processes and other demanding applications. Alongside the new ultra-wide-angle lens, a range of interchangeable optics, including telephoto lenses (15° x 11° FOV), allows you to select the perfect lens for your specific needs.
Compatible with industrial thermal infrared accessories and equipped with a free-of-charge software package from Optris, the PI 640i ensures seamless integration and operation for a wide range of applications.
The PI 640i is a high-performance infrared camera designed to meet the needs of both researchers and process engineers. The PI 640i thermal imager is a versatile, high-performance infrared camera that supports remote infrared temperature measurement applications for research and process control applications. This versatile thermal imager has a high VGA resolution and image quality and measures the full temperature range from -20°C to 900°C in standard configuration. The camera can be calibrated for high-temperature infrared measurements with a temperature range of up to 1500°C. Superior radiometric measurement characteristics and high image quality define the Precision Line of Optris.
Incorporating uncooled detector technology within Optris infrared cameras enables a cost-effective yet high-performance design characterized by low power consumption, extended operating life, and compact dimensions. The infrared camera uses a high-resolution (640 x 480) uncooled microbolometer infrared detector to produce thermal images with high thermal sensitivity (40mK) for identifying and documenting the most subtle temperature differences. It captures the heat fingerprint for operators who seek thermal insights into their applications. Optris imaging systems are uncooled forward-looking infrared (FLIR) thermal imaging cameras optimized for stationary use. These FLIR cameras have an uncooled two-dimensional imaging detector that creates radiometric thermal images in the infrared wavelength range without utilizing mechanical rotating or oscillating moving mirrors. The uncooled bolometer technology strengthens a more reliable, cheap, and robust design, especially compared to traditional line scanner applications. These FLIR infrared cameras are designed, developed, and manufactured in Germany.
In addition to low thermal noise, unlike other infrared cameras with smaller pixels, the optimal pixel pitch size of 17 µm for long-wavelength infrared radiation allows a small measurement field of view (MFOV) of just 3 x 3 pixels.
The superior quality and larger size of optics also guarantee high image quality, minimizing image distortion and ensuring uniform attenuation across the entire image. A wide variety of interchangeable lens optics are available to properly frame and maximize pixel count on the target to be measured. The infrared camera supports a frame rate of 32 Hz in standard mode or 125 Hz in the high-speed subframe mode to monitor fast manufacturing processes.
The PI 640i works with Optris PIX Connect software, which is available as a free download and has updates provided at no charge. The PIX Connect package includes the ability to seek hot spot and cold spot locations, histogram, temperature profiling, image subtraction, and other thermal image processing tools. For researchers and process engineers, the PC-based PIX Connect platform offers a powerful thermal image processing capability that allows users to extract and document fully calibrated temperature measurements from any pixel in the scene.
Time-versus-temperature data can be extracted from live thermal video feeds and recorded thermal video files containing stored temperature data. Engineers can utilize the data collection capabilities to extract the highest, lowest, and average temperatures from areas of any size or shape and from complex alarm signals. Additionally, the system supports replaying stored thermal video frame by frame, allowing engineers to capture and store radiometric images and trigger snapshots during temperature changes.
The PIX Connect software supports various sheet-oriented industrial temperature measurement processes, including glass line temperature measurement, plastic thermoform temperature measurements, conveyor belt measurement, and wallboard temperature measurement. It achieves this through a special line scan feature, which converts the two-dimensional visual output from the thermal imager into a continuous display of temperature variations across a single line.
The small PI 640i camera head was designed to move easily from the lab bench to small spaces on the factory floor. The robust IP 67 (NEMA 4) can withstand ambient temperatures from 0°C to 70°C without enclosures. A full family of accessories equips the camera for data collection and temperature control in extreme process environments. Water-cooled enclosures are available to protect the camera in ambient temperatures as high as 315°C and include mounting provisions for the Industrial Process Interface referenced below. Air purging accessories keep the optics free from the attenuating effects of factory dust or vapors and are factory-designed and tested. Thermal imager outdoor enclosures with integral heating equip the PI640i thermal imager for outside mounting locations.
The PI 640i infrared camera and PIXConnect software platform were designed to fully support the temperature data flow from the camera to external PLCs or control interfaces.
The Industrial Process Interface accessory facilitates the transmission of current or relay outputs, conveying temperature or alarm data from designated areas to an external Programmable Logic Controller (PLC).
The PI 640i infrared camera is designed and manufactured in Germany and offers calibration certificates for customers who need to document traceability.
The PI 640i is a high-performance infrared camera designed to meet the needs of both researchers and process engineers. The PI 640i thermal imager is a versatile, high-performance infrared camera that supports remote infrared temperature measurement applications for research and process control applications. This versatile thermal imager has a high VGA resolution and image quality and measures the full temperature range from -20°C to 900°C in standard configuration. The camera can be calibrated for high-temperature infrared measurements with a temperature range of up to 1500°C. Superior radiometric measurement characteristics and high image quality define the Precision Line of Optris.
Incorporating uncooled detector technology within Optris infrared cameras enables a cost-effective yet high-performance design characterized by low power consumption, extended operating life, and compact dimensions. The infrared camera uses a high-resolution (640 x 480) uncooled microbolometer infrared detector to produce thermal images with high thermal sensitivity (40mK) for identifying and documenting the most subtle temperature differences. It captures the heat fingerprint for operators who seek thermal insights into their applications. Optris imaging systems are uncooled forward-looking infrared (FLIR) thermal imaging cameras optimized for stationary use. These FLIR cameras have an uncooled two-dimensional imaging detector that creates radiometric thermal images in the infrared wavelength range without utilizing mechanical rotating or oscillating moving mirrors. The uncooled bolometer technology strengthens a more reliable, cheap, and robust design, especially compared to traditional line scanner applications. These FLIR infrared cameras are designed, developed, and manufactured in Germany.
In addition to low thermal noise, unlike other infrared cameras with smaller pixels, the optimal pixel pitch size of 17 µm for long-wavelength infrared radiation allows a small measurement field of view (MFOV) of just 3 x 3 pixels.
The superior quality and larger size of optics also guarantee high image quality, minimizing image distortion and ensuring uniform attenuation across the entire image. A wide variety of interchangeable lens optics are available to properly frame and maximize pixel count on the target to be measured. The infrared camera supports a frame rate of 32 Hz in standard mode or 125 Hz in the high-speed subframe mode to monitor fast manufacturing processes.
The PI 640i works with Optris PIX Connect software, which is available as a free download and has updates provided at no charge. The PIX Connect package includes the ability to seek hot spot and cold spot locations, histogram, temperature profiling, image subtraction, and other thermal image processing tools. For researchers and process engineers, the PC-based PIX Connect platform offers a powerful thermal image processing capability that allows users to extract and document fully calibrated temperature measurements from any pixel in the scene.
Time-versus-temperature data can be extracted from live thermal video feeds and recorded thermal video files containing stored temperature data. Engineers can utilize the data collection capabilities to extract the highest, lowest, and average temperatures from areas of any size or shape and from complex alarm signals. Additionally, the system supports replaying stored thermal video frame by frame, allowing engineers to capture and store radiometric images and trigger snapshots during temperature changes.
The PIX Connect software supports various sheet-oriented industrial temperature measurement processes, including glass line temperature measurement, plastic thermoform temperature measurements, conveyor belt measurement, and wallboard temperature measurement. It achieves this through a special line scan feature, which converts the two-dimensional visual output from the thermal imager into a continuous display of temperature variations across a single line.
The small PI 640i camera head was designed to move easily from the lab bench to small spaces on the factory floor. The robust IP 67 (NEMA 4) can withstand ambient temperatures from 0°C to 70°C without enclosures. A full family of accessories equips the camera for data collection and temperature control in extreme process environments. Water-cooled enclosures are available to protect the camera in ambient temperatures as high as 315°C and include mounting provisions for the Industrial Process Interface referenced below. Air purging accessories keep the optics free from the attenuating effects of factory dust or vapors and are factory-designed and tested. Thermal imager outdoor enclosures with integral heating equip the PI640i thermal imager for outside mounting locations.
The PI 640i infrared camera and PIXConnect software platform were designed to fully support the temperature data flow from the camera to external PLCs or control interfaces.
The Industrial Process Interface accessory facilitates the transmission of current or relay outputs, conveying temperature or alarm data from designated areas to an external Programmable Logic Controller (PLC).
The PI 640i infrared camera is designed and manufactured in Germany and offers calibration certificates for customers who need to document traceability.
High-performance uncooled USB infrared camera
Spectral range: 8 µm to 14 µm
High pixel resolution of 640 x 480
Frame rate: 32Hz, up to 125 Hz of sub-images
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PI 640i
Optris IR Sensing, LLC
Select a Model:
Lens :
15° x 11°
Temperature Ranges :
-20 – 900 °C (-4 – 1652 °F)
Size :
46 x 56 x 76 - 100 mm
Housing Material :
Aluminium
Weight :
269 - 340 g
Tripod :
1/4-20 UNC
Country of Origin :
Germany
$9,625.00 USD
Choose Quantity:
1
Accessories

