The Hommel nanoscan in just one pass with a single probe can measure roughness and contour of practically any shape. The new instrument can measure surfaces with a stroke of 24mm with a resolution of 0.68Nm over the entire measuring range. Capable of complex measuring tasks, nanoscan features an innovative integrated software/hardware concept that enables users to capture micro- and macro-structures of parts with very narrow tolerances in short cycle times.
Measurement tasks can be set up and performed on the operator panel while CNC-controlled axes allow fully automatic measurement runs in short cycles with guaranteed reproducible measuring results.
IMTS BOOTH D-4535
Hommel-Etamic
Rochester Hills, MI
hommel-etamic.com
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