PRODUCT PREVIEWS
Tool Setter TS30-90 high-precision tool setter for machining centers has an integrated interface incorporated within its compact body, thereby speeding and simplifying system set up on the machine tool. The new 90° tool setter also features a streamlined
real-time and reduces the mean time to repair.
Hexagon Metrology Ph: 855-443-9638 Web site:
www.hexagonmetrology.us
system for fast and easy alignment. It can be used to perform a variety of tool measurement and monitoring applications, including tool length with stationary or rotating tool, tool radius, and individual fl ute measurement for inspecting indexable inserts, tool wear and tool breakage monitoring. Marposs Corp. Ph: 888-627-7677 Web site:
www.marposs.com
Laser Scanner
The RS3 upgrade package delivers a dramatic performance improvement for the ROMER Absolute Arm with integrated laser scanner. The RS3 doubles the scan rate of the previous RS2 integrated scanner, enabling users to inspect parts in approximately half the time. The RS3 integrated scanner also delivers greater point cloud density with a maximum acquisition speed more than nine times faster than its predecessor, resulting in more detailed scanning without compromising accuracy. Users will benefi t from the latest RDS proprietary software featuring SMART technology that monitors the arm in
Vertical Bed Mill Model KMA-5H Vertical Bed Type Milling Machine features a travel range of 98 × 31.5 × 27.5” (2.5 × 0.8 × 0.7 m), a 106 × 30” (2.7 × 0.8-m) table and a 20-hp (15-kW) vertical head. The #50 taper vertical spindle is equipped with hi-low gear and high power frequency drive inverter to deliver high torque with vari- able speed change. The vertical head is driven by servomotor, allowing variable speed vertical travel. The KMA-5H is also equipped with a separate horizontal head mounted at the side of the column; the head moves up and down with a range of 27.5” (0.7 m) and is also driven by a servomotor to allow variable speed travel. Sharp Industries Inc. Ph: 310-370-5990 Web site:
www.sharp-industries.com
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