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 | Quality 101: Laser Scanning Fundamentals
Laser line scanning is ideal for noncontact measurement applications, including inspection, cloud-to-computer-aided design (CAD) comparison, rapid prototyping, reverse engineering and 3-D modeling. Laser line probes use a triangulation process to find the position of objects in space.
by Orlando Perez
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 | Case Studies: Streamlining CMM Inspection
Wayne Combustion Systems wanted to streamline its CMM part measurement process. After having examined the challenges, modular fixturing from R&R Sales and Engineering was chosen as the solution.
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 | Case Studies: Amazing Optical Measurement
One of the busiest pieces of inspection equipment at Pointe Precision Inc. is a Starrett HD400 optical comparator. Optical measurement is a noncontact technique that graphically displays and measures parts with dimensions and shapes that would be difficult to measure with regular gages.
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 | Quality Innovations: Automate CMM Programming
PAS Technology’s CMM solution is an automated CMM programming tool that can save time, reduce cost and expedite delivery time, Golan says. Going from a computer-aided design (CAD) or computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) model to complete CMM program takes minutes—rather than hours or days—and eliminates CMM department bottlenecks.
by Michelle Bangert
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