Because of our many years of experience with automation processes and close cooperations with our customers, even the most complex systems can be optimally integrated into existing production lines.
We apply the latest measurement and imaging technologies to perform complex inspection tasks reliably. If you are looking for an individual solution, we offer free-of-charge preliminary studies based on your sample parts.
The prepared report consists of technical details addressing feasibility and includes a system design draft with specifications in addition to a price estimate.
In recent years, INTEGO's portfolio has expanded to include various systems for inspecting optical components made of glass and plastic, in particular systems for inspecting medical lenses, glass wafers or microlens arrays.
In addition to the classic detection of defects on surfaces or in volumes (DIN ISO 10110, MIL-PRF-13830B), dimensional and functional tests are also carried out in the systems, including on components with complex geometries.
In order to make its unique inspection solutions known to an even wider circle of companies, Intego joined the Optica network at the beginning of 2025 (https://www.optica.org/).
Formerly known as OSA, Optica has been successfully networking companies and research groups from the optics industry for many decades. At this year's meeting of the Optica Global Advanced Manufacturing Alliance in Heidelberg on May 14-15, our expert Dr. Alexander Kessel will present the challenges of inspecting optical components.
OPTICA has conducted an interview with Alexander Kessel in advance: