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

Traverse City, Michigan, has a long history of “firsts” in American manufacturing. 

JETAIR SUPPORT specializes in the inspection and maintenance of aviation components, including life-limited parts that are crucial to aircraft engine performance. 

Zeiss Industrial Quality Solutions announced its new Quality Excellence Center in Bloomfield, Connecticut, as part of its continuous expansion of support for U.S. manufacturers.

“The biggest challenge with CMMs is that they are CMMs. They have been in the industry for a very long time and typically have a negative connotation about them.

An intuitive point cloud inspection package, FOCUS 2025 R1, has been integrated into the software suite offered by portable measuring arm supplier and coordinate measuring machine and laser scanner manufacturer LK Metrology, Castle Donington, UK.

MSI Viking specializes in metrology solutions, focusing on precision measurement, quality control, and industrial efficiency. With over 50 years of experience, we provide advanced products, expert calibration, and reliable repair services to help industries achieve top accuracy and performance.

Q-Mark Manufacturing Inc. offers over 5,000 stylus designs for CMMs and machine tools, including custom options. All products are made in our ISO 9001:2015 certified Southern California facility.

Verisurf Software, Inc. provides measurement solutions for surface analysis, quality inspection, assembly guidance, and reverse engineering. Their CAD/CAM platform supports a digital thread across design and manufacturing, enhancing efficiency and product quality through Model-Based Definition (MBD) and compatibility with all CMMs and CAD software.

ZEISS Industrial Quality Solutions is a leader in metrology and inspection technologies for industries such as Aerospace and Automotive. Their portfolio includes advanced automation, microscopes, and X-ray/CT NDT, ensuring precision and supporting quality throughout the product lifecycle.

Quality inspectors must clearly understand the available tools for feature inspection. Various tools can measure size features, so it's crucial to choose the right ones to ensure accuracy and repeatability in reports. This article outlines key considerations for quality personnel prior to inspecting a part.