When you're shopping for machine vision identification, the first decision is usually whether you need a replacement part or a complete system. One option here is a VISCOM VTR3 DRV II vision inspection system control board. The other is an Industrial Machine Vision Inspection System. Both are used listings, but they point toward very different projects.
Quick verdict
If your VTR3 DRV II line is intact except for the control section, the VISCOM board is the economical spare-part route. If you are starting an inspection station from scratch, the Industrial Machine Vision Inspection System is the more complete starting point. The deciding factor is simple: are you replacing one component, or are you equipping a whole workstation?
At a glance
| Decision point | VISCOM VTR3 DRV II control board | Industrial Machine Vision Inspection System |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 124.99 | USD 1,175.00 |
| Condition | Used | Used |
| Purchase type | Replacement control board from the VTR3 DRV II line | Complete vision inspection system |
Where the VISCOM board wins
If you already operate a VISCOM VTR3 DRV II machine, this control board is the targeted spare. The VTR3 Drv II designation appears in the listing, and a board-level buy makes sense when the surrounding inspection hardware is still working and the only problem is the control section. You avoid paying for the surrounding hardware you may already own. For a maintenance shelf, a specific replacement board with a clear part reference is easier to store and pull when needed.
Where the Industrial Machine Vision System wins
The Industrial Machine Vision Inspection System is the stronger choice for someone starting fresh. Its listed contents cover the major building blocks you would otherwise need to source separately. That means less time hunting for separate pieces when you are setting up a new station. Because the system is sold as a single listing, you can evaluate it as one purchase instead of juggling multiple components.
Product notes
VISCOM VTR3 DRV II DRV II VISION INSPECTION SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD T117996

At $124.99, this control board is the sensible route for a facility that already has a VTR3 DRV II vision inspection system and needs a replacement board. The title carries both the VTR3 DRV II system name and the T117996 part reference, so you can compare against the board you are pulling out. The listing also comes through OCO Industrial, an open-to-the-public industrial parts seller with more than 20 years in business and a 140,000 sq ft warehouse in El Paso, Texas. The trade-off is that this is a component rather than a complete inspection line. If your existing VTR3 DRV II machine still has its camera, lighting, and stage, that is exactly what you want. If you are hoping to inspect parts with nothing else on hand, the control board alone will not give you a working system.
Industrial Machine Vision Inspection System

At $1,175.00, this system is the fuller package. It centers on an Allied Vision Stingray F201B camera and pairs it with a Computar 55mm lens, a CCS PD2-3012A 4-channel digital control unit, a CCS LFV2-50RD lighting component, and a Melles Griot X-Y linear stage. For someone setting up a machine vision identification station, that means the listed purchase includes the main pieces of imaging, illumination control, and positioning. The system's Germany country-of-origin designation may be relevant if your facility tracks that detail. The limitation is the price: it is a significant outlay compared with a single replacement board. If your project only needs a spare board for an existing VISCOM line, the extra hardware is more than you need. But if you are equipping a new station, the bundle addresses the biggest shopping headaches in one go.
Final choice by use case
- Repairing a VISCOM VTR3 DRV II: Choose the VISCOM control board when the surrounding machine is intact and you just need the control section replaced.
- Building a new inspection station: Choose the Industrial Machine Vision Inspection System when you need a complete package rather than a single component.