Quick Vision Pro Series machines are packed with high-performance technologies improving 3D non-contact measurement and productivity. This non-contact measuring system delivers more speed, efficiency, and versatility to the Mitutoyo Vision Measurement line.
The QV Pro Series features the StrobeSnap vision measuring function, speeding up run time by approximately 35% to 45%, regardless of measurement position or continuity, while achieving higher throughput and high-precision measurements.
Auto focus on the QV Pro Series is about 39% faster than previous models, without loss of accuracy.
An optional Stream function realizes high throughput using non-stop measurements synchronizing the main X-Y unit drive and strobe lighting. Stream takes images intermittently without stopping the stage and performs batch measurements at the same time, improving measurement speeds.
Optional Tracking Auto Focus (TAF) uses a laser tracker that keeps the part in focus while moving the joystick, eliminating the need to manually focus on the part if it’s not flat. When a part program is running, TAF keeps the part in focus, so the program doesn’t stop for auto focus, stopping potential errors from occurring if the part is out of focus. TAF cuts speed measurement times by approximately 30%.
All the QV Pro Series machines can be retrofitted with Stream capability, RGB (red, green, blue) illumination systems, and side-mounted touch probe kits.
Robot loader
The FX7 is fitted with ANCA’s Dynamic Tool Loading System, for customers manufacturing or regrinding a range of tools in small to medium batches. The tool management system with radio-frequency identification (RFID) links unique tool programs to the correct tool in a loader pallet. This works in conjunction with automated Schunk collet changing for unattended grinding.
The FX7 robot loader also changes wheel packs based on the individual tool grinding program linked to the RFID coding. With a 6-station wheel changer and the ability to change collets, the ANCA FX7 with RFID is an inclusive automation package.
The FX7 is additionally fitted with LaserUltra for automated post-process tool measurement within the grinding machine itself. Measuring cutter profile and diameter to ±0.002mm, LaserUltra can provide compensation feedback to ensure accuracy and consistency with unattended tool grinding operations.
Compact, versatile, 3-axis VMC
The MV 600H’s vertical machining center’s compact design, high-end features, expansive workpiece envelope, and powerful torque create an all-purpose machine tool that can handle any job and material for any industry.
Designed with more features than other machine tools in its class, the MV 600H’s standard features include:
- 24-capacity automatic tool changer
- 19 hand-scraped surfaces for long-term precision, fluid movements
- A Big-Plus, dual-contact, 40-taper spindle for improved tool life, surface finishing, rigidity
The MV 600H has a solid box-type guideway on the Z-axis for better vibration dampening, heavy-duty cutting, and nimble cylindrical roller guideways on the X- and Y-axis, for faster table speeds and improved accuracy.
Machines implementing both guideways give machine shops the combination of high-speed machining and superior rigidity.
New press program
The Enprotech E600 Series is a high-performing Enprotech Press Program that combines state-of-the-art technology with the quality and durability of industry-trusted brands such as Verson and Danly.
Designed for blanking, progressive die, and transfer applications, the press was optimized to maximize productivity while minimizing downtime risks. The program features:
- Installation, calibration, and startup services provided by expert service technicians
- On-site consulting to help maximize productivity from Enprotech’s Advanced Engineering Team
- Flexible control system options, including a pre-programmed Allen Bradley system or the ability to integrate with any preferred third-party system
- A design that minimizes downtime, is compliant with industry safety standards
- Access to thousands of in-stock spare parts and perishable replacement components
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