Probe option reduces labour costs
January, 11 2010
Renishaw (Canada) has added a new probe option for its REVO five-axis measurement system, which for the first time, allows surface finish inspection to be fully integrated within CMM measurement routines.
With a measurement capability of 6.3 to 0.05 Ra, the SFP1 surface
finish probe provides a unique ‘single platform’ that will eliminate
the need for hand-held sensors, or the necessity to move parts to
costly dedicated surface finish measuring machines, reducing labour
costs and inspection lead times. CMM users will now be able to
automatically switch between part scanning and surface finish
measurement, with analysis all contained in a single measurement report.
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