The universal interface allows various sensors to be mounted directly in front of the image processing beam path, such as conventional tactile sensors, the Werth Contour Probe, the front lens for the Werth Laser Probe (patent), angle optics and the patented Werth Fiber Probe® micro-probe. The loss of measuring range in multi-sensor measurements due to misalignment between the sensors is now a thing of the past.
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Applications
- 3D free-form workpieces
- Extruded workpieces
- Moulds
- Semiconductor workpieces
- Lithographic structures
- Metal-plastic composite workpieces
- Prismatic workpieces
- Punched and bent parts
- Packaging
- Shaft-hub connections
- Shafts and axes
- Workpieces with micro-features
- Workpieces with optical functional surfaces
- Tools with geometrically determined cutting edges
- Tools with geometrically indeterminate cutting edges
- Gear wheels
- Cylindrical workpieces
- Industries
- Products
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Service
- Programming services
- Measuring machine capability analysis, measurement process capability and traceability
- Measurement services with multi-sensor systems or computed tomography
- Repair
- Maintenance
- Calibration
- Installation, relocation and commissioning
- Retrofitting and updates
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