The Xiris XVC-1000e/1100e Weld Camera delivers all the benefits of the XVC-1000 camera but is designed to maximize usability for the welding and additive manufacturing industry with, +140 dB high dynamic range capability, integrated solid state lighting, arc detection, motorized focus, in a ruggedized housing with integrated cooling, and easily replaceable protective windows.

The XVC-1000e/1100e is intended for reliable remote monitoring of all open arc processes such as MIG/MAG, TIG, Plasma, Laser, Stick Welding and Additive Manufacturing, up to 100 m away. Each camera also includes three high intensity LEDs to help illuminate darker work environments when no welding is present, and to provide enhanced detail when welding is on.

To learn more about the XVC-1000, www.xiris.com/xiris-xvc-1000e

See what our weld cameras can do in our weld video library: blog.xiris.com/video-library

The Xiris XVC-1000/1100 Weld Camera combines a spectacular 140+dB High Dynamic Range capability with power over Ethernet, a full suite of welding-specific imaging software tools, and a host of unique features to provide unprecedented image quality of a variety of welding and laser processes.

The XVC-1000/1100 comes packed with functionality designed to maximize image quality and reliability, including image triggering, general purpose I/O, image windowing capability, and a weld arc photodetector.

With uncompromising performance and compatibility with a large array of C mount optics and accessories, the XVC-1000 is easy to integrate and use. It's ideal for most R&D, training, and OEMs for all welding processes and Additive Manufacturing.

To learn more about the XVC-1000, www.xiris.com/xiris-xvc-1000

See what our weld cameras can do in our weld video library: blog.xiris.com/video-library

The Xiris XIR-1800 Thermal Camera provides enhanced imaging of key weld zones such as the melt pool, deposited material, and surrounding base material in greater detail than standard thermal or visible-light cameras.

Capturing real-time, thermally calibrated temperature measurements from about 350 to 1800°C, the XIR-1800 will help improve in-process control and quality assurance for fabricators. Often, a key challenge in metal additive and joining processes is to monitor the size and cooling rates of the melt pool of a weld bead. With Xiris’ XIR-1800, manufacturers will be able to capture images and clearly see the melt pool even in harsh environments of smoke, fumes, and spatter.

The XIR-1800 is easy to integrate into existing processes and connects with Xiris’ newly released WeldStudio™ 3 Pro software. With the new software, users can better detect process issues using powerful thermal imaging and machine vision tools.

To learn more about the XIR-1800, visit www.xiris.com/xiris-xir-1800

See what the XIR-1800 can do in our thermal video library: blog.xiris.com/weld-thermal-video-library