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With the advanced lighting performance and adjustment functions of the VHX-6000 digital microscope, KEYENCE simplifies and further improves its customers’ capacity to analyse parts.

Physics – the study of matter, energy and the forces acting between them – has a fundamental role in the progress of humankind. Science and technological advances are key global economic drivers, and progress relies increasingly on scientific discoveries. With so much at stake, today’s leading research centres, laboratories and scientific organisations, irrespective of geography, look for the highest quality instruments.

The new VK-X260 3-D laser scanning microscope from KEYENCE, in use in a laboratory at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), allows researchers to make finer and more rapid surface analyses.

This innovative solution offers higher accuracy, stability, speed and ease-of-use compared to the previous generation of LS-7000 Series micrometers that are part of Keyence's flagship products

This laser sensor stands out for its detection stability, simple operation and robustness.

By drastically reducing measurement times, Keyence's IM Series Image Dimension Measurement System has revolutionised full-part inspection. Now with a twice as large field of view (200 × 100 mm) and new illumination options, it can handle larger and more complex targets.

With this new series, Keyence introduces a new line scan camera. Contrary to the existing models on the market, programming is much easier.

First of its kind in the world: this new sensor performs on line two-dimensional measurement with a micron precision.

There is something new in vision systems! The new CV-X100 Series allows an end-user to easily implement complex inspection functions without the assistance of an expert. Automated measurements, auto-teaching and lens distortion or angled camera effects removal are just a few of the innovative features of the CV-X Series.