Choose a CMM for accuracy, then speed

Article Abstract:

Coordinate-measuring machines (CMM) are used in manufacturing operations to collect accurate data. A CMM's true accuracy is determined by how the system is used. Inspecting higher number of points per workpiece ensure higher accuracy. There are two techniques in using CMMs. Single-point probing inspects a part at individual points on a workpiece. CMM scanning continuously scan along the workpiece surface and collects hundreds of independent probe points. Of the two, the latter is more efficient because it can make accurate measurements at high speed.

Measuring & controlling devices, not elsewhere classified, Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing, Measure & Control Eqp NEC, Evaluation, Measuring instruments, Coordinate measuring machines

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Protyper saves 70% on retrofit

Article Abstract:

Delta Research Corp. has to develop a transmission in nine months instead of the two years they used to take. Details are given of the equipment they invested in to speed up the process.

Delta Research Corp.

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Get more from collected data

Article Abstract:

The article examines the importance of investing in good quality process control systems. The benefits exceed the cost involved in buying the systems.

Usage, Quality control equipment

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