Articles Tagged with ''coordinate measurement machine (CMM)''

Coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) are often used to measure workpieces that have tight manufacturing tolerances. The “accuracy” is critically important.

Integrated innovations through a customer-centered perspective describe the newest features in Coordinating Measuring Machines (CMMs). A CMM is a measuring device tabulating the physical and geometrical traits of an object, typically a part. Manufactures of these machines are studying customers’ needs and how they use these machines.

A new patented device from Q-Mark allows users to quickly position CMM adapter plate mounting cubes to any angle.

For a number of years, the GCH Group out of Warren, MI had successfully used outside resources for their quality inspection and reverse engineering needs.

Wenzel America, Ltd. will showcase the updated version of the popular XO CMM.

Renishaw’s new SFP1 probe option for the REVO® five-axis measurement system is the first to allow surface finish inspection to be fully integrated within coordinate measurement routines.

The new O-INSPECT 322 is the smallest system with which Zeiss is expanding the range of applications of its coordinate measuring machines.

Mitutoyo America Corp. is one of the world’s largest providers of measurement and inspection solutions.

R&R CMM & Vision Fixtures come complete with a wide variety of components for fixturing any type of part you may need to hold, allowing complete access to the entire part using a light clamping force.