Solarius – Viking
The Viking is an optical non-contact profilometer for affordable 3D surface and roughness measurements. Its small footprint and light weight design makes it ideal as a desktop 3D measurement tool. It is designed to meet mid-range accuracy and quality control needs using state-of-the-art sensor technology to generate 3D surface topography maps and ISO compliant roughness information.
Key Features
- Short learning curve and fast setup
- Non-destructive 3D quality assurance
- Automated 3D surface metrology
- Measurement report generator
- Fast replacement for tactile systems
- ISO compliant surface roughness measurements
Sensor Types
- Chromatic confocal point sensors
- Point triangulation sensors
- Line triangulation sensors
Viking’s productivity benefits lie in its easy to learn user interface allowing to quickly set up 3D optical inspection procedures. New operators spend less time learning to use the system and more time making measurements with it.
Technical Specification
| Lateral Working Range | 150 mm x 150 mm | |
| Vertical Working Range | 200 µm to 55 mm | |
|---|---|---|
| Lateral Resoultion | 1 µm up | |
| Vertical Resolution | 0.1 nm up | |
| For further details, please refer to enclosed brochure. | ||
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Key Industries
- Semiconductor, Solar & Electronics
Brand
Solarius is a leading provider of precision systems for non-contact surface inspection, measurement, analysis, and visualization. Our products combine high-resolution sensors with automated data acquisition systems and powerful analysis tools. Offerings range from desktop systems for off-line inspection, to semi-automated systems for fast, precise measurements, to customized multi-station platforms for high-volume in-line inspection. Our design philosophy focuses on standard products as well as customized solutions to best meet specialized requirements. This process starts with understanding metrology challenges and budget constraints, followed by in depth analysis by our application and development engineers. Customizing data acquisition software, analysis tools, and user interfaces is a part of our approach to solve unique metrology application tasks.