PRODUCTMulti-band image scanner
MBS-6500
MBS-6500
Visualizes the 2-dimensional distribution of a target component density.
Application examples
| Quantitative assessment of the two-dimensional distribution of components.
| Analysis of documents and works of art to differentiate between original and counterfeit.
| Testing of colors ...etc.
MBS SERIES LIST
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MBS-6500
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MBS-5593[End of sale]
[Sales period]
June, 2013 - April, 2018
SPECIFICATIONS
Band-pass filter | It is possible to set up to 4 types of filter, each allowing through selected wavelengths. Users can make their own filters. It is possible to change the filter even while the sample is on the scanner. |
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Supported wavelength range | 450 nm ~ 940 nm (image scanning possible for 400 nm ~ 1030 nm) |
Light source | Halogen lamp |
Sensor | CCD line sensor |
Scan size | 8.5 × 17.2 inch(216 mm × 437 mm) |
Optical resolution | 2400 ppi |
Scanning gradation | 16 bit input/16 bit output per color |
Interface | Hi-speed USB |
External dimensions of the main body | W1115 × D598 × H300 mm |
Weight | 40 kg |
Power consumption | 270 W |
Power source | AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Standard software | iMeasure Scan Pro |
OS | TWAIN |
MODELS
Product name | Scanner models | features |
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MBS-6500 | 202211A |
Reflection mode |
*Please contact us for the main unit price.
OPTION / CUSTOMIZE
Product name | Summary | |
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Customize | Band-pass filter |
It is possible to set up to 4 types of filter, each allowing through selected wavelengths. |
Option | Carrying case |
Made of aluminum frame + FRP. |
FEATURES
MBS-6500 Features
01High-definition 2D image with characteristic spectrum.
A highly detailed 2D image in distinctive spectra can be obtained if an optional band-pass filter is selected.
02Uniform and even lighting.
The scanner has a correction function, and obtains the reflectivity of the sample with uniform light (from visible light to near infrared light.)
03Simply place the sample on the glass surface.
A high quality, well-focused image can be obtained by simply placing a sample on the glass surface.