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UV Industrial Camera
Industrial UV cameras with 200-400nm wavelength sensitivity, global shutters, and high resolution. Ideal for defect detection, material sorting, power system maintenance, and security checks. Easy to integrate.

UV Camera for Industrial Inspection

UV Industrial Camera for Machine Vision
MindVision UV camera products are designed for industrial machine vision applications that require ultraviolet imaging beyond the visible spectrum. By capturing wavelengths from 0.2μm to 0.4μm, a UV Industrial Camera can reveal surface features, material differences and defects that standard visible-light cameras may miss.
The MindVision UV Industrial Camera series supports GigE and USB3.0 interfaces for high data transfer and flexible integration with industrial PCs, embedded systems and machine vision software. It is suitable for semiconductor inspection, fluorescence analysis, spectroscopic analysis, high-resolution microscopy, corona detection, non-destructive testing and other demanding inspection tasks.
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Choose UV Industrial Camera Models by Resolution and Interface

Compare MindVision UV camera models by resolution, sensor size, frame rate, shutter type, interface and wavelength sensitivity to match your inspection object, lighting condition and machine vision system requirements.

UV Camera for Machine Vision Inspection

Use a UV industrial camera to view beyond the visible spectrum. This innovative technology opens up new dimensions in machine vision, enabling you to inspect objects from a whole new perspective within the spectrum.
Ultraviolet cameras utilize ultraviolet light, which is invisible to the naked eye, to reveal defects and features that cannot be detected when using standard cameras. This opens the door to improving quality control and process optimization in various industries.
Whether you hope to streamline operations, enhance product quality, or adopt a more proactive maintenance approach, ultraviolet cameras provide a powerful tool that will be increasingly used in the future.
●Excellent Defect Detection: Ultraviolet cameras can reveal defects that are invisible to traditional methods, enabling stricter quality control.
●Enhanced Material Sorting: Their ability to distinguish materials based on UV characteristics has revolutionized sorting efficiency.
●Efficient Maintenance: Proactively detecting issues that emit ultraviolet radiation allows for preventive maintenance and reduces downtime.
●Fast and Accurate: Advanced UV cameras can capture distortion-free images of fast-moving objects on the production line.
●Compact Design: Modern UV cameras offer a high pixel count in a compact size, making them easy to integrate into existing systems.

Advantages of UV Cameras

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Revealing Hidden Surface Defects

UV light has shorter wavelengths than visible light, making it more sensitive to surface irregularities. A UV camera can help detect scratches, contamination, coating defects, fine cracks and surface changes on semiconductor wafers, metal parts, plastics and transparent materials.
Transparent Material and Coating Inspection
UV imaging can create stronger contrast on transparent coatings, adhesive layers, plastic films and other materials that are difficult to inspect with visible light. This helps identify uneven coating, missing material or hidden surface problems in electronic manufacturing.
Material Sorting with UV Absorption
Different materials absorb, reflect or transmit ultraviolet light in different ways. An industrial UV camera can use these differences to support material sorting, plastic identification, glass inspection and recycling applications.
Predictive Maintenance in Power Systems
UV cameras can detect ultraviolet radiation from corona discharge or degraded electrical components. This makes them useful for power inspection and predictive maintenance where early fault detection can reduce downtime and improve safety.

UV Camera Applications

Food and Beverage Inspection

Detect foreign objects such as plastic fragments in production lines.

Pharmaceutical Inspection

Identify potential tampering of blister packs by looking for changes in materials or markings.

Security Applications

Detect forged documents or counterfeit currency using UV-reactive inks.

Fluorescent Defect Detection

Adding special tracers to liquids such as glue makes them invisible to the naked eye but clearly visible under our UV camera. This allows you to easily identify the application of glue during the manufacturing process without affecting the final product's appearance to customers.

Need a UV Camera for Your Inspection Project?

Tell us your inspection object, required wavelength, lighting condition, resolution, interface preference and software environment. MindVision can help recommend a suitable UV camera, lens and lighting solution.