for the company’s ModelMaker MMDx/MMCx digital hand- held laser scanners and Focus 10 Handheld scanning and inspection software. This total solution’s accuracy, capability and portability make it suitable in the metrology lab, on the shop fl oor and in the fi eld. The MCAx arm can be equipped with a wide range of probing systems for laser scan- ning, touch-trigger measurements and continuous scanning. This high-precision portable scanning solution reaches better than 50 μm of measurement accuracy while encased in an enhanced ergonomic design. Specifi cations for these
CMMs range from 2.0 to 4.5-m measuring diameter, and in- clude infi nite rotation of the principal axes. Absolute encoders are standard, as is the locking counterbalance feature. Base options include bolt-down base plates or a magnetic base, Wi-Fi, battery and probes. Nikon Metrology Inc. Ph: 810-220-4360
E-mail:
marketing_US@NikonMetrology.com Web site:
www.nikonmetrology.com
Low-Profi le Grippers
No material preparation is required using the Loc-Jaw System for fourth and fi fth-axis machining. The rails and gripper tow- ers are serrated to provide a solid and easily adjustable base. The Loc-Jaw has a clamping range of 0.5–4.0" (12.7–101.6 mm), is capable of penetrating 0.060" (1.5-mm) deep per gripper and produces over 6000 lb (2712 kg) of holding force. The low-profi le grippers hold on only 0.125" (3.2 mm), allow- ing full access to all work surfaces including the bottom face. A centering disk can be mounted to bottom of base for quick location on faceplates having centering hole feature. The base is also confi gured with two drill bushings for precise locating using the included diamond and tapered pins. Mitee-Bite Products LLC Ph: 800-543-3580 Web site:
www.miteebite.com
Compact Swiss Spindles
Expanded Micro Line compact high-speed spindles are designed for Swiss turning and are available in 20 and 22 mm to the 25-mm diameter models that operate up to 120,000 rpm. New easy-to-install high torque back working spindle for multiple locations include back working and front and cross
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drilling with speeds to 60,000 rpm. In addition, Witte vacuum workhold- ing chucks, pumps and accessories that provide accurate and secure workholding
for metal, graphite, ceramics, plastic, exotic alloys in standard and custom designs will be shown. IBAG North America Ph: 203-407-0397 Web site:
www.ibagnorthamerica.com
Precision Cleaning
The Duo 400 compact, fully automatic and self-contained aqueous cleaning system is well-suited for cell-manufacturing or within a centralized layout. The small footprint Duo 400 features a single chamber rotational cleaning system for immersion/spray wash, spray rinse and hot air dry without
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