Cavitar’s Welding Cameras Offer Efficient Visualization

The intense light that the welding process creates “blinds” the eye and conventional camera systems. It is hard to properly visually monitor a welding process without the use of specialized visualization techniques.

With the use of Cavitar Welding Cameras, welding processes can be clearly seen as though they were cold. The offerings range from fully equipped, portable visualization solutions with cameras, integrated laser light, and optics to highly adaptable systems to satisfy particular customer needs.

They can be used for all common arc welding techniques like GMAW (MIG, MAG), TIG, and all common beam welding techniques like CO₂, fiber, diode, and Nd:YAG lasers, as well as electron beam applications.

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Benefits

Welders and operators can modify the process in real-time depending on the images

Images or videos can be stored for quality documentation

Images can be used for image analysis and automation

Enhanced working ergonomics for the welder

Rapid error detection decreases scrap

The system can be operated from a safe distance from the process

Decreased risk of inhaling unhealthy welding fumes

Compact system for effortless integration

Faster set-up time for welding processes

Robust and suitable for 24/7 industrial use

Higher image quality

Plug and play operation

Laser class 3R solutions are possible

Applications

The Cavitar Welding Camera has been used in the following applications:

TIG welding

Hybrid welding (laser and arc welding)

GMAW welding (MIG, MAG)

Laser welding (e.g., CO₂, Nd:YAG, fiber and disc lasers)

Electron beam

Orbital welding

Semi-automated welding

Robot welding

Linear welding

System Features

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