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The Desktop Model under our Line Integrated System category is designed to bring top-notch efficiency and adaptability right to your workspace. With its compact design, yet powerful capabilities, this system fits perfectly into a modern, fast-paced production environment. Whether it’s quality control, assembly line integration, or complex analytical tasks, the Desktop Model serves as a versatile solution.
Features
Specifications
| Processing Speed | Up to 5,000 units per hour |
| Integration Options | Compatible with multiple assembly line configurations |
| Operating System | Supports Windows/Linux-based systems |
| Weight | Approximately 30 kg (based on configuration) |
| Connectivity Options | USB, Ethernet, and Wireless connections |
| Certifications | Meets industry standards and regulations |
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