Currently, the maximum supported line speed is 300 m/min. The actual maximum speed depends on the system configuration.

The minimum detectable surface defect size varies with lens magnification, while the minimum detectable lump/neckdown height depends on the sampling rate.

Typical values are:

• Surface defects: at 1× magnification, the minimum detectable defect size is approximately 0.05 × 0.05 mm.
• Lump/neckdown defects: at a sampling rate of 80 kHz, the minimum detectable height is approximately 0.01 mm.

For specific applications, please refer to the product selection guide and the Surface Defect Inspection System Brochure, or contact our sales/technical support team for configuration recommendations.

Surface defects are detected using AI models and computer vision technology, while diameter and lump/neckdown detection use telecentric optical technology.

Yes. DALA diameter gauges can measure 3D printing filaments in different colors.

Yes. Several DALA products support lump/neckdown defect detection and can detect local bulges on tubing.

The surface defect inspection system can detect defects such as burn marks, bulges, neckdowns, wrinkles, and bubbles.

Yes. There are two main solutions:

① Lump/Neckdown Detection: The F Series, TL-2000 Series, and TL-3000 Series all support lump/neckdown detection. The TL-3000 Series offers a sampling rate of up to 80 kHz, making it suitable for high-speed production and supporting defect imaging.

② Surface Defect Inspection: The surface defect inspection system can visually detect particles and other surface abnormalities on enamelled wire.