Renishaw Partners With Verisurf, Expands CMM Software
With an emphasis on Verisurf’s CMM Programming and Inspection Suite, this agreement gives companies access to Renishaw’s REVO five‑axis measuring system and the Equator flexible gauging system.
Share
Hwacheon Machinery America, Inc.
Featured Content
View More
Autodesk, Inc.
Featured Content
View More
Takumi USA
Featured Content
View More
Kurt Manufacturing Company
Featured Content
View More
Renishaw has entered into an agreement with Verisurf Software Inc., enabling companies in North America to access Verisurf coordinate measuring machine (CMM) software from Renishaw. With an emphasis on Verisurf’s CMM Programming and Inspection Suite, this agreement gives companies access to Renishaw’s inspection technologies, including the REVO five‑axis measuring system and the Equator flexible gauging system, as well as the support networks of both organizations.
“We have been converting Renishaw Equator gauging systems into CMM Master shopfloor CMMs, and supporting the PH10 and SP25 solutions for years, so adding value to the PH20 and REVO five-axis systems was a natural progression. We recognize the continuing advancement of this technology and plan to support other REVO sensors,” says Ernie Husted, president and CEO of Verisurf Software Inc.
“At Renishaw, we appreciate the continued support of our product line by Verisurf. Fast and easy CMM programming, along with the five-axis Spiral, Edge and Pocket scan types, add to our customer promise of five-axis efficiency and overall performance,” says Denis Zayia, president of Renishaw USA.
Related Content
-
Ballbar Testing Benefits Low-Volume Manufacturing
Thanks to ballbar testing with a Renishaw QC20-W, the Autodesk Technology Centers now have more confidence in their machine tools.
-
The Many Ways of Measuring Thickness
While it may seem to be a straightforward check, there are many approaches to measuring thickness that are determined by the requirements of the part.
-
How to Calibrate Gages and Certify Calibration Programs
Tips for establishing and maintaining a regular gage calibration program.
