The Uses of Defect Detection Equipment

Most items used in everyday life are produced by machines, and to varying degrees, they may have defects. With the development of industry and the continuous advancement of technology, especially the rapid progress in machine vision, defect detection of products has become both quick and accurate. Today, let's delve into defect detection.

　　Defect Detection

I. Definition of Defect Detection

Defect detection typically refers to the identification of surface flaws on items. Surface flaw detection employs advanced machine vision technology to inspect defects such as spots, dents, scratches, color variations, and missing parts on the workpiece surface.

Section II: Defect Detection Project

Defect detection projects include: product defects, product dimensions, and product shapes.

Section III: Defect Detection Equipment

Currently, numerous software companies at home and abroad have developed various types of detection software. This system can automatically perform inspections based on set technical criteria, identify defective areas, and can also automatically sort and remove items as needed.

Defect Detection Feature

To meet the needs of actual production, the surface defect detection system features the following applicable functions:

1. Automatic synchronization between workpiece completion and camera image acquisition.

Automatically detects surface defects such as spots, dents, copper spots, scratches, etc.

3. Learn and name defect types as needed.

4. Defect types for testing can be selected as needed.

5. Defect size can be self-set according to requirements.

6. Locate不良position, control labeling and printing equipment for marking.

7. Automatically store images of defective products, enabling historical queries.

8. Automatic statistics (good products, defective products, total count, etc.)

9. Sound and light alarms are provided during abnormal conditions, and equipment shutdown can be controlled.

The system features an auto-learning function with a straightforward learning process.

Defect Detection Application Case

Defect detection systems are commonly used for items with strict appearance requirements and clear specifications, such as metal surfaces, glass surfaces, paper surfaces, and electronic component surfaces.