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SICK Ranger3 Review: Specs, Price and Applications

Oct 10
3 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

SICK Ranger3 3D streaming camera
The SICK Ranger3.

The SICK Ranger3 is a 3D streaming camera, listed from USD 8,400. This review covers its full specifications, design, integration, applications and price, so you can decide whether it fits your automation project.

Quick Verdict

The SICK Ranger3 is a 3D streaming camera based on laser triangulation with a sensor resolution of up to 2,560 x 832 px. It delivers up to 7,000 3D profiles per second at full sensor format and up to 46,000 profiles per second in a reduced region of interest. In robot cells it supplies height data for inline 3D inspection, measurement and the guidance of robots along moving parts. The camera has a C-mount lens interface and comes in the Ranger3-30, Ranger3-40 and Ranger3-60 versions. It transfers data over Gigabit Ethernet and is compliant with GigE Vision and GenICam. It is listed from USD 8,400.


SICK Ranger3 at a Glance

  • Product type: 3D streaming camera

  • Price: from USD 8,400


SICK Ranger3 Technical Specifications

The table below lists the published specifications of the SICK Ranger3.

Specification

SICK Ranger3

Manufacturer

SICK

Model

Ranger3

Product type

3D streaming camera

Interfaces

Gigabit Ethernet (UDP/IP), GigE Vision, GenICam

Starting price

From USD 8,400


Detailed Technical Data

  • 3D streaming camera

  • Laser triangulation

  • Sensor up to 2,560 x 832 px

  • Up to 7,000 3D profiles/s at full format, up to 46,000 profiles/s in a reduced region of interest

  • C-mount

  • Versions Ranger3-30, Ranger3-40, Ranger3-60

  • Enclosure rating IP20 / IP65 / IP67


Design and Build Quality

SICK Ranger3 3D streaming camera
The SICK Ranger3.

The Ranger3 is a 3D streaming camera made by SICK. Published build data: enclosure rating IP20 / IP65 / IP67.


Integration and Compatibility

The Ranger3 is connected to the robot or line controller through its published interfaces: Gigabit Ethernet (UDP/IP), GigE Vision and GenICam. Confirm mechanical and software compatibility with your robot model before ordering.


SICK Ranger3 Applications and Use Cases

The SICK Ranger3 is a 3D streaming camera based on laser triangulation with a sensor resolution of up to 2,560 x 832 px. It is used in the automotive, electronics, metalworking, plastics, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals and logistics industries.


SICK Ranger3 Price and Value

The SICK Ranger3 is listed from USD 8,400 on All Things Cobots. Mounting kits, cabling, software options and integration affect the final price and are quoted separately. Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.


Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enclosure rating IP20 / IP65 / IP67

Cons

  • Compatibility with the robot and controller must be confirmed before ordering

  • Mounting, cabling and integration are quoted separately


Who Should Buy the SICK Ranger3?

The SICK Ranger3 fits manufacturers and integrators who need machine vision for inspection, identification or guidance.



See the full SICK Ranger3 product listing on All Things Cobots.



SICK Ranger3 FAQ

How much does the SICK Ranger3 cost?

The SICK Ranger3 is listed from USD 8,400 on All Things Cobots. The price is indicative and may change, and it does not include installation or integration.

What is the SICK Ranger3?

The SICK Ranger3 is a 3D streaming camera based on laser triangulation with a sensor resolution of up to 2,560 x 832 px.

Is the SICK Ranger3 compatible with my robot?

Compatibility depends on the robot flange, payload and controller interface. Confirm it with the supplier before ordering.

Which interfaces does the SICK Ranger3 support?

Published interfaces are Gigabit Ethernet (UDP/IP), GigE Vision and GenICam.


Specifications and prices are based on manufacturer and distributor information. Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.

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