Inspection and Measurement
The Value Of Daily CMM Capability Checks
Coordinate measuring machines are not infallible. A variety of factors can adversely affect their measuring accuracy, including a crash, large temperature fluctuations, a malfunctioning probe head, use of an uncalibrated probe - even a person leaning on the machine gantry might be enough to take it out of square. If the CMM's true capability is verified only once a year via laser or another calibration method, then it's possible that the CMM might be inaccurately measuring parts for an extended period of time, unbeknownst to the operator. The question remains - did a workpiece fail inspection because of an imprecise manufacturing process or an inaccurate CMM?
Read MoreHigh-Accuracy Coordinate Measuring Machine
Developed by Brown & Sharpe TESA, the Tesa Micro-Hite 3D Direct Computer Control (DCC) is a coordinate measuring system with a volume of 17" × 19" × 15. 5".
Read MorePrecise, Non-Contact Inspection Of Complex Parts
The TesaVisio 300 Direct Computer Control (DCC), a non-contact video measuring system from Brown & Sharpe, combines a high-definition CCD camera with PC-DMIS Vision software to measure complex parts. The system provides an 11.
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