B&R Automation: The perfect lens for every situation

December 13, 2019

B&R’s Smart Camera and Smart Sensor are now available with a C mount. This greatly expands the range of possible applications for the vision system.

Along with the new cameras, B&R is introducing five C-mount lenses that cover a wide range of focal lengths from 12 to 50 mm. The lenses are specially optimized for the image sensors used to achieve maximum resolution and high detail contrast.

By committing to market standard C-mount connections, B&R offers users free selection of optimized B&R lenses or third-party lenses for special applications, such as those that require a telecentric lens. Special covers are available for applications that need IP67 protection. The covers seal the housing without compromising imaging performance.

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