Electronic Digital Comparators Operate Reliably Anywhere
IMTS22: The Millimess 2000 W(i) and 2001 W(i) digital comparators from Mahr offer maximum measuring reliability even in harsh workshop environments.
Mahr Inc., a leading provider of dimensional metrology solutions, showcases its electronic digital comparators, the Millimess 2000 W(i) and 2001 W(i). The new digital comparators are said to combine practical and reliable operation with maximum precision. Using a unique inductive measuring system, measurements are more precise than ever with added probe linearization — whether it’s a static or dynamic measurement task.
According to the company, the principle of inductive length measuring probes enable for extreme sensitivity of the measuring system, thus providing a resolution of 0.1μm/5μ". Colored LED signals visually indicate an additional clear measured value classification (good, reject, rework or warning limit) according to stored tolerance and warning limit values.
With practical touch-control panels, the new digital comparators offer maximum measuring reliability even in harsh workshop environments. A light tap on the touchscreen is sufficient to safely operate the digital comparators with most commercially available gloves, which Mahr says eliminates the possibility of measurement errors by accidental adjustment or deformation of the comparator. The full-surface glass display also offers protection against liquids and dirt, which cannot penetrate the sealed housing.
The new bi-directional data connection system enables measurement data to be transmitted via integrated wireless or a data cable. In addition, Mahr digital indicators can be programmed and controlled remotely with the free MarCom Professional software. With the integrated rechargeable battery, the digital comparators can reportedly be used completely autonomously for up to one month.
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