430 mm · 241 mm · 340 mm · 650 nm · Class 3R
MV-DP4430-03P
3D Camera
A laser profile sensor records a cross-section while the product or sensor moves. The resulting profiles can support dimensional checks, surface inspection and position measurement. Stable results require suitable measurement geometry, enough profiles in the transport direction and a controlled mechanical installation.
Selection question
Reference distance sets the nominal mounting geometry. The X range must cover product width and position variation, while the Z range must cover height variation and mechanical tolerances. Once the product fits inside that volume, compare profile spacing, Z resolution and repeatability.
Scan representative products with the intended surface condition, sensor angle, encoder and transport speed. Include reflective, dark and sloped regions. Acceptance should be based on the measured profile, not on the nominal range alone.
The eight supplied combinations cover reference distances from 22.6 to 940 mm. X range at reference distance runs from 14 to 515 mm and Z range from 5.2 to 900 mm. These values are available only in the listed SKU combinations.
Use the SKU-specific profile-data interval, Z resolution and Z repeatability. Calculate spacing in the direction of motion from transport speed and the effective profile rate. Verify the result at minimum and maximum production speed.
The family includes 405 and 650 nm models. Surface colour, reflection, translucency and ambient light can change signal quality. Test both wavelengths when the material response is uncertain.
The supplied models are Class 2, Class 3R or Class 3B. Include access to the beam, guarding, interlocks, warning labels and work procedures in the machine risk assessment.
Trigger mode, power consumption, dimensions, weight and detailed performance limits remain SKU specifications below the selector.
Test the complete sensor, motion and processing chain under representative conditions.
Use measured feasibility results and current production records.
| Brand | Hikrobot |
|---|---|
| Category | 3D laser profile sensor |
| Model | MV-DP4430-03P |
| Laser safety class | Class 3R |
| Laser wavelength | 650 nm |
| Reference distance | 430 mm |
| X measurement range at reference distance | 241 mm |
| Z measurement range | 340 mm |
| Laser safety class | Class 3R |
| Laser wavelength | 650 nm |
| Reference distance | 430 mm |
| X measurement range at reference distance | 241 mm |
| Z measurement range | 340 mm |
| Dimensions | 213.5 mm × 110.5 mm × 56 mm (8.4" × 4.4" × 2.2") |
| Laser safety class | Class 3R |
| Laser wavelength | 650 nm |
| Material code | 306400460 |
| Measurement range (X-axis) | 153 mm @ near field of view 241 mm @ reference distance 329 mm @ far field of view |
| Measurement range (Z-axis) | 340 mm |
| Power consumption | Typ. 20 W @ 24 VDC |
| Product model | MV-DP4430-03P |
| Profile data interval | 35.7 μm to 85.4 μm |
| Reference distance | 430 mm |
| Repeatability (Z-axis)* | 2.27 μm @ data that sensor tests gauge block on optical platform |
| Resolution (Z-axis) | 8.4 μm to 35.5 μm |
| Trigger mode | Software trigger, external trigger (differential encoder) |
| Weight | Approx. 1296 g (2.9 lb.) |
Reference distance defines the nominal sensor-to-object geometry. X range is stated at that distance and Z range defines the usable height span. The near and far X widths can differ, so check the complete SKU specification.
Divide transport speed by the effective number of profiles per second, using consistent units. The effective rate depends on the sensor settings and processing chain, so confirm it during the feasibility test.
No. Z resolution describes the documented height increment. Repeatability describes variation when the same target is measured repeatedly under stated conditions. Production accuracy also depends on the surface, mounting and calibration method.
Select by measured signal quality on representative parts. Surface colour, reflection, translucency and ambient light affect the result. The two wavelengths are available only in specific measurement geometries.
The supplied variants include Class 2, Class 3R and Class 3B. Use the selected SKU class in the machine risk assessment and determine guarding, interlocks and work procedures with a qualified laser-safety specialist.
No. The selector contains eight supplied SKU combinations. Values from separate combinations cannot be assembled into an additional sensor configuration.
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