The new profile sensor Z-Trak 2 of Teledyne Dalsa delivers scan speeds of up to 45,000 profiles per second and features built-in HDR and reflection compensation algorithms to handle surfaces with varying degrees of reflectivity in a single scan. Offering 2K points per profile, all models are factory calibrated and offered with either blue or red lasers to suit various surface properties and operating environments.
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