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Flexible Cables are suited for industrial vision systems.

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February 8, 2008 - Available in KAB CAMERALINK-IND-XM and KAB CAMERALINK-PRO-XM versions, CameraLink® industrial grade cables are manufactured from polyurethane and are halogen and PVC-free, making them less susceptible to fire. They have operating temperature range from -40 to +80°C and protect against impact and scuffing. Pro versions have lower impedance for use in cable lengths that are longer than 10 m limitation of Cameralink.

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Firstsight Vision Ltd
The Old Barn
Surrey, , GU10 1DW
United Kingdom



New Halogen Free CameraLink Cables


3rd December 2007

FIRSTSIGHT VISION now has two new industrial grade CameraLink® cables in its comprehensive range of cabling products for industrial vision systems. The new cables are manufactured from polyurethane and so are halogen and PVC-free, making them less susceptible to fire. They are particularly suitable for applications where components must not emit toxic fumes if they catch fire. This includes installations in underground and enclosed locations such as on underground trains, near welding stations and in paint shops where the solvents and paints do not react with the cables.

These flexible cables offer protection from impact, scuffing and have an operating temperature range from -40°C to + 80°C, They are available in two versions, KAB CAMERALINK-IND-XM and KAB CAMERALINK-PRO-XM, which are designed for CameraLink data transfer in Base and Medium configuration. The Pro versions have lower impedance for use in cable length that are longer than the usual 10 meter limitation of cameralink.

The STEMMER IMAGING Group also offers one of the widest ranges of standard, hi-flex, track grade, robotic grade and low impedance long length CameraLink cables currently available. Many OEMs use our in-house cable manufacturing capability to build and test custom cables that link to their system hardware and the selected cameras and interfaces.

Background

Firstsight Vision is the UK's largest independent distributor of vision components and services to the industrial and scientific OEM, System Integrator and reseller markets. The product line up includes: Coreco frame grabbers and image processors; JAI machine vision cameras; DALSA linescan and high performance area scan cameras; and SONY Firewire cameras. Other products include illumination components, lenses, interconnect cabling and software tools.

Firstsight Vision Ltd
Contact:
Ruth Thompson
Tel +44(0) 1252 780000
Fax +44(0) 1252 780001
E-mail - info@firstsightvision.co.uk
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