Scan Wood lumber scanner

The Scan Wood L lumber scanner is a highly efficient automatic device for measuring parameters of wood materials, including lumber and veneer in bundles. It can be used both in stand-alone mode and as part of complex automated control systems for raw material accounting and sorting at all stages of production.

Main features

The basic principle of a material scanner: is the interaction of a pair of Transmitter-Receiver rulers that form a measurement gauge. The microcontroller controls the process of switching on the emitters, creating a dense network of beams in the measurement yard. In the absence of the measured object the scanner functions in the lumber search mode. When an object enters the measurement scope, the scanner automatically switches to the precise measurement mode.
Due to the high scanning speed and minimum measuring time the scanner: can accurately measure lumber at a conveyor speed of 1 m/s in more than 500 points.

Technical data

Lumber scanner Scan Wood L
Maximum measurable width, mm 750
Minimum measurable length, mm 60
Max. distance between transmitter and receiver, mm 1000
Width measurement accuracy, mm ± 1
Number of measurements per second 250
Length measurement accuracy
at a speed of 3 m/s, mm ± 15
at a speed of 0.5 m/s, mm ± 1.5
Maximum length unlimited
Minimum length of lumber, mm 100
Power supply voltage (alternating current), V 100-240
Power consumption, W 15
Control interface touch screen
Unloading protocols LAN, Internet, WIFI, Ethernet (cable)
Parameter upload to table SQL (with option to upload to Excel)
Remote support and software update Yes
Internal memory capacity 32 GB
Encoder resolution, imp/rev 4000
Encoder housing material aluminum
Screen module material plastic
Connection ports USB, RJ45, GX12, GX16, GX20
Operating temperature range, °C --40 to +50

Main features

The basic principle of a material scanner: is the interaction of a pair of Transmitter-Receiver rulers that form a measurement gauge. The microcontroller controls the process of switching on the emitters, creating a dense network of beams in the measurement yard. In the absence of the measured object the scanner functions in the lumber search mode. When an object enters the measurement scope, the scanner automatically switches to the precise measurement mode.
Due to the high scanning speed and minimum measuring time the scanner: can accurately measure lumber at a conveyor speed of 1 m/s in more than 500 points.