Measurement
L.S. Starrett Company Gage Enables Compact Handling
The 765A Electronic Snap Gage is designed for machinists, quality control personnel and others who need to quickly measure the size of materials up to 0.5" (12.7 mm) thick.
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You Are Not Spending Enough on Gaging
Is there an intuitive ratio shaping shops’ perceptions of how much gaging capacity is appropriate for their machining capacity? Much has changed; that ratio might need to be reconsidered.
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Zeiss Measurement Software Features Automated Fault Analysis
Zeiss Calypso 2023 offers an improved fault analysis, optimized workflows for optical CMMs, better usability and advanced GD&T evaluations.
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Combining Multiple Probes: A Recipe for Success
Combining measurement techniques enables a wide range of relational characteristics to be measured with just one or two sensors.
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Hommel-Etamic Measurement System Offers Modular Design
The W600 series features high measurement quality, free access to measuring points, rapid changeover of the probe system, automatic probe and probe arm recognition.
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Nikon Metrology's CT System Offers Enhanced Resolution
The VOXLS 40 C 450 X-ray computed tomography system is designed to inspect items of diverse size and density, internally and externally.
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Automation and Process Simplification Define Eastec 2023
Manufacturing technology at this year’s Eastec met the market with tools to streamline operations and assist machinists in achieving greater productivity.
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Verisurf's Turnkey Solution Supports Quality Inspection
Master3DGage includes a multiaxis portable CMM with absolute encoders for quick startup and high-precision measurements.
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L.S. Starrett Depth Gages Provide Accurate Measurement
The company offers three new wireless electronic depth gages designed for ease of use.
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Centralization Errors Grow as Bores Get Smaller
It is important to consider the effects of gage centralization when measuring smaller bores. Selecting the right tool is often based on the bore’s size and tolerance.
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