Eteq Industrial
Camera systems for machines and forklift aisles
Eteq supplies two kinds of industrial camera. One is machine vision for inspection, measurement and quality control. The other watches the forklift operator and the area around the truck.
Supplied from Nelspruit across South Africa, Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and Tanzania.
- Inspection for defects, cracks and other faults
- Measurement of dimensions and distances
- Quality checks against a standard
- Guidance for automated equipment
Machine vision
These cameras are built for harsh plants. A system is the camera, the lens and the lighting, with software that stores the image and acts on it. Lighting and lens choice decide whether the camera can actually see the fault.
Forklift cameras
Cameras on the truck and other material-handling equipment watch the operator and the surrounding area. They are there to catch impacts, harsh braking, phone use and product damage as they happen, and to alert the people running the operation. That is a different job from a basic telematics box or a G-force sensor.
Typical sites: Manufacturing, Warehousing, Quality control, Materials handling.
Questions buyers ask
Is this a reversing camera?
It can cover the area around the truck, but the systems Eteq describes also record operator behaviour and safety events such as impacts, harsh braking and phone use, then alert operations leadership.
What does a machine-vision kit include?
An industrial camera, a lens matched to the shot, and lighting. The software stores the images and uses them for inspection, measurement, quality control or to guide equipment.