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September 2026


New Laser Scanners with Ethernet Connectivity from LK Metrology


BRIGHTON, MI — In an expan- sion of its dimensional inspection equipment portfolio, coordinate measuring machine (CMM) man- ufacturer LK Metrology has launched a new range of laser


also paves the way for a broader suite of complementary sensor technologies in the future. Engineered for automated di-


mensional inspection and 3D sur- face digitization, the non-contact


manufactured by LK Metrology. Contact: LK Metrology, Inc., 12701 Grand River, Brighton, MI


48116 % 810-263-6100 E-mail: marketing.us@lkmetrology.com Web: www.lkmetrology.com


Schurter Launches THT-DIP-Switch


SANTA ROSA, CA — The DMTH series is a robust and cost-effec- tive DIP switch designed for reli- able manual configuration in in- dustrial and electronic applications. Featuring the in-


Ethernet enabled laser scanner.


scanners and complementary technologies that use high-speed, industry-standard Ethernet com- munication. They are designed to raise the efficiency of data-inten- sive metrology tasks on CMMs, enhance digital production and optimize metrology across the manufacturing sector. Migration to Ethernet con-


nectivity not only improves the interoperability of present-day quality control activities, but


sensors enable manufacturers to inspect complex freeform surfaces, intricate features and delicate components far more efficiently and rapidly than is possible with traditional touch-probe measure- ment techniques. The newly-in- troduced, Ethernet-ready lineup is comprehensive, as it incorpo- rates the LC15DX, L100NX and SLK25 line scanners as well as the XC65DX and XC65DXLS cross scanners, all of which are


dustry-standard 2.54 mm pitch and THT mounting technology, it offers excellent compat- ibility with established PCB designs while en- suring secure mechani- cal retention and sol- dering reliability. With up to 12 positions, SPST contacts, recessed or raised actuator op- tions, and a low-profile 3.6 mm design, DMTH supports flexible system configuration without increasing board space requirements. Typical applications include


address setting, communication protocol selection (e.g. RS-485, Modbus), function control, BIOS and hardware configuration, med- ical equipment parameter set-


tings, HVAC systems, industrial controllers, robotics and consumer appliances. Combining proven performance, competitive cost and


DMTH series DIP switch.


fast availability, DMTH is an ide- al solution for OEMs seeking a re- liable alternative to premium-


priced DIP switch brands. Contact: SCHURTER, Inc.,


447 Aviation Boulevard, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 % 707-636-3000 fax: 707-636-3033 E-mail: stephanie.elliott@schurter.com Web: www.schurter.com


Automation-Ready, PC-Based System compatible with Win 10 or later & touch screen computers. Superb Customer Service !


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