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Measurement
Mitutoyo Measurement System Provides Highly Accurate Readings
Eastec 2023: The LH-600F Linear Height Measurement System features a high-accuracy scale unit and guiding mechanism.
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Renishaw Offers Self-Centering Scale Discs for Quick Setup
Centrum CSF40 scale discs are quicker and easier to install due to the specially designed flexures that act like springs to align the disc to the shaft.
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Calling Home on a Portable Surface Gage
Today’s surface gages have a user interface that is just like a smartphone, and setting them up to make measurement requirements should be easy for the operator.
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Renishaw Offers High-Speed Comparative Gaging System
The Equator system enables high-speed scanning and rapid moves between features, while retaining stiffness that delivers point-to-point repeatability for accurate gaging.
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Nidec Offers New Inspection Equipment for Cutting Tools
Robot Camera Speed and Max use a digital camera to automatically shoot images of cutting tools’ edges at a high speed and with high accuracy.
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How to Choose the Correct Measuring Tool for Any Application
There are many options to choose from when deciding on a dimensional measurement tool. Consider these application-based factors when selecting a measurement solution.
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The L.S. Starrett Company Expands Line of Digital Indicators
The 2900 electronic and W2900 electronic wireless models feature true absolute sensor technology that is said to minimize the chance of data loss.
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5 Things CNC Operators Must Know About Sizing Adjustments
For CNC operators, sizing adjustment is an essential skill. Keep these points in mind when training new CNC users.
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Performance Digital Comparators Offer an Alternative to Bench Amplifiers
Electronics today allow for matching the linear variable differential transformer performance and digital indicator size into a new digital comparator that provides even more value than traditional bench amplifiers.
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What Should Machinists Know About In-Machine Probing?
In-machine probing doesn’t reach the power of CMMs but can still be useful for pre- and mid-process control, as well as for “rough screening” of parts.
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