500-mm fixture plate on the table. Using a novel kinematic locating system, the fixture plates can be quickly loaded and unloaded, allowing users to swap individual parts or part types in a matter of seconds. Hexagon Metrology Inc. Ph: 855-443-9638 Web site:
www.hexagonmetrology.us
Surface Roughness Analysis The new Surftest probe and Surfpak- SP software allows surface roughness analysis on a Mitutoyo CNC CMM and eliminates the need for workpiece changeover to a second measurement device. An auto-joint probe system allows probe changing automatically between touch trigger and/or scan- ning probes with the Surftest probe, combining dimensional evalua- tion and surface finish analysis in a single operation. A PH10M or 10MQ articulating probe head allows ac- cess to features requiring rotation for
surface roughness measurement. Available detectors include: standard, deep groove, small hole, extra-small hole, and gear- tooth surface.
Mitutoyo America Corp. Ph: 630-820-9666 E-mail:
info@mitutoyo.com Web site:
www.mitutoyo.com
Micromachining
BIG Kaiser enters MFG4 with a special emphasis on mi- cromachining, including a booth location within the Micro- Manufacturing area. A focal point will be the new Mega Micro 8S, which extends the existing Mega Micro line’s clamping range to Ø 0.317" (8 mm). Also on hand, the Mega Synchro Tapping Holder MGT3 compensates for
synchronization errors when rigid tapping with small/micro taps. The Air Power Spindle RBX12, a faster version of the RBX5 & RBX7 at 120,000 rpm, is suitable for micro-drilling
and milling at super high speeds. A Speroni tool presetter will also be shown. BIG Kaiser
Ph: 847-228-7660
E-mail:
bigkaiser@bigkaiser.com Web site:
www.bigkaiser.com
Dimensional Measurement Equipment New line of lightweight carbon-fiber gages as well as a full line of dimensional measurement instruments will be shown. These products in- clude dial indicators, bore gages, snap gages, comparator stands, large-diam- eter ID/OD (fixed or adjustable models), ring gages, groove gages, bench gages, depth gages, set-
masters, countersink gages, and chamfer gages. Manual and CNC models of the company’s comparator products will also be shown. The comparators feature Heidenhain Readouts and Metlogix M2 software. Dorsey Metrology International Inc. Ph: 845-454-3111 Web site:
www.dorseymetrology.com
Laser Cutting In response to an increasing demand from the aerospace and automotive industries for high- performance cutting tools, Rollomatic has added a laser cutting machine to its port- folio of conventional
grinding techniques—the Laser Smart 500. The initial strategy for this machine is to offer a more cost-effective way and high- er quality in the production of polycrystalline diamond (PCD), cubic boron nitride (cBN) and chemical vapor deposited (CVD) cutting tools, which traditionally need to be produced by a double process of spark erosion and polish grinding. Rollomatic Inc. Ph: 866-713-6398 Web site:
www.rollomaticusa.com
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