This invention relates to the field of industrial
visual inspection technology and discloses a
visual inspection device for surface defects of
stator and rotor laminations after fine
grinding. It aims to solve the problems of neglecting burr detection on the lamination surface of existing
stator laminations, and the issues of reflective interference, efficiency bottlenecks, and difficulty in balancing reliability and high
cycle time in double-sided inspection. The device includes a conveying component, a support frame, a limiting component, a
visual recognition component, and a projection lamp. By vertically conveying and positioning the motor
stator and rotor laminations and fixing them with a V-shaped clamp, combined with a dual
inspection method of projected shadows and
direct imaging of the lamination surface, it overcomes reflective interference and reduces the risk of false positives and missed detections. The
visual inspection sensor dynamically scans to achieve continuous inspection, improving inspection
cycle time and
throughput, adapting to large-scale online production, avoiding missed detections, preventing insulation damage during lamination, and ensuring
motor efficiency, reliability, and service life.