Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence today announced its new, top-of-the-line addition to the Romer Absolute Arm portable coordinate measuring machine (PCMM) product line. The most accurate Romer Absolute Arm to date, the 77 series is designed to provide absolute accuracy for high-end 3D measurement applications. The advanced PCMM achieves nearly a 20 percent improvement in scanning accuracy and a 15 percent improvement in touch-probe measurement accuracy over the popular 75 series. The new Romer Absolute Arm is available in five sizes from 2.5 to 4.5 m measuring volumes. Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence will showcase the new Romer 77 portable arm at IMTS 2016 in Hexagon Booth #E-5202.
The 77 series combines its high precision measurement advances with the proven technology of the Romer Absolute Arm, while retaining the arm’s user-friendly nature. The Romer Absolute Arm is the only PCMM in the industry that can be switched on and used immediately without warmup or referencing. Probe changes can also be made without recalibration to maximize flexibility on the job. Acoustic and haptic operator feedback facilitate usage in harsh shop-floor environments. The standard, versatile 3000 N magnetic base offers mounting options for all kinds of applications and part sizes.
“The 77 Series takes the accuracy performance of the Romer Absolute Arm to a new level for dimensional control applications found in safety-critical industries as aerospace, defence, medical, and more,” said Zvonimir Kotnik, Business Unit Manager for Portable Products, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence. “Users will gain speed and precision with confidence utilizing this new PCMM line developed with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence’s signature sensing, thinking, acting approach to product design. Alongside the 73 and 75 Series arms, the 77 Series gives us a three-level product range, so it is easier than ever for our customers to choose the right Romer Absolute Arm for their specific application requirements.”
Like the 73 and 75 Series of Romer Absolute Arm, 77 Series arms are compatible with all Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence laser scanners, including the RS3 integrated scanner and the HP-L-20.8 and HP-L-8.9 external units. All Romer Absolute Arms are available in six- and seven-axis configurations. The six-axis models are ideal for touch-probe measurement, while the seven-axis design is well suited for high-speed laser scanning.
Visit the company's IMTS showroom for more information.
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