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Oklahoma City, OK. - Fife Corporation, a leader in web guiding and inspection technology, introduced their newest digital camera sensor at CMM 2003. The new DAC-004 digital camera sensor enables converters to guide a wide range of difficult to sense materials from nonwovens to steel, and includes innovative new software to simplify setup and operation.
The DAC-004 sensor utilizes a total of 7,450 pixels and can sense up to four edges of material web width, with a high resistance to contamination, dust particles, oil, vapors, and water. The DAC-004 has the ability to connect via Analog or Digital with fieldbus network connectivity and runs in a variety of applications from armless rewinding, center, edge, and line guiding to web width measurement.
Operation and maintenance of this digital camera sensor are simplified with Fife's Virtual PC Scope software, a powerful tool included with the DAC-004. Virtual PC Scope allows the operator to complete the setup and calibration process from a laptop computer, without an oscilliscope or other complex calibration tools.
ìOur customers are always looking for ways to improve their operation with the latest technology. This new sensor provides the industry with powerful digital sensing capabilities.î commented Ron Suenram, Product Manager for Fife Corporation. ìWe have even been able to reduce the intimidation normally associated with the of setup and operation of a digital camera sensor by including software that is incredibly easy to use.î
The DAC-004 complements Fife's existing line of quality web guiding equipment, including the popular SE-34 Lazer*Wide sensor for web width variations and the innovative new SE-38 First*Edge sensor for nonwovens or other porous materials.
For more information on the DAC-004 sensor, or for an interactive demonstration, contact Fife today at (800) 639-3433, or visit www.fife.com/dac
Fife Corporation
222 West Memorial Road
Oklahoma City, OK 73114
(405) 755-1600 Phone
(405) 755-8425 Fax
www.fife.com
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