Measurement & Fluids
A mold maker discusses its experience with computed tomography scanning for inside and outside inspection of delicate molded parts.
Advances in measurement technologies have both resulted from and contributed to positive changes in a variety of industries.
This versatile shop leverages portable CMM technology to steadily grow the reverse engineering portion of its business.
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By:
Matt Danford
These two videos showcase some of the technology behind the SFP1 surface finish probe option for Renishaw's Revo five-axis measuring head.
By:
Matt Danford
The SFP1 probe uses technology incorporated in Renishaw’s five-axis Revo measuring head to facilitate roughness measurement on CMMs.
By:
George Schuetz
Gaging systems that consist of reconfigurable modules promise flexibility
for high-precision inspection of short-run shaft production.
By:
Modern Machine Shop
The ATOS Triple Scan 12M is part of Capture 3D’s ATOS series of 3D scanners that use non-contact structured Blue LED technology.
By:
Chris Felix
Renishaw's wireless XR20-W and new off-axis rotary software work with laser interferometers to test the accuracy of lathes, multi-axis machine tools, mill-turn machines, trunnion tables and spindles.