Nikon CMM Laser Scan + PolyWorks
The superior ceramic design, with near perfect stiffness-to-weight ratio and great resistance to temperature shifts, provides exceptional and enduring performance across all manufacturing environments. As a result, Nikon Metrology is the only CMM manufacture to guarantee the original accuracy specification of its CMMs for a period of 10 years
Nikon CMM offers true multi-sensor capability, allowing best-practice selection of sensor technology for each task, including various type of touch probes and Nikon laser scanners. This flexibility improves the quality of the inspection data and reduces CMM cycle times.
Laser scanners capture the entire part geometry for inspection or reverse engineering purposes, covering both freeform surfaces and geometric features. Laser scanners are used with CMMs, articulated arms, optical CMMs or even robots. A CMM equipped with a laser scanner boosts 3D inspection processes. CMM laser scanners simplify preparation of inspection jobs, excel in measuring speed and capture the entire geometry of part surfaces and features with metrology accuracy. The resulting digital copy forms the backbone of a powerful digital inspection process that streamlines inspection processes, reduces time to market and cuts development costs.
Now, Nikon’s CMM + Laser Scanners are PolyWorks Compatible Software - the first time to be launched in Thailand. This combination has significantly reduced the time it takes to turn around a rapid prototype part. The visualization of the data also makes it faster for customers to review the inspection report and understand the implications of the dimensional data analysis.
Nikon CMM offers true multi-sensor capability, allowing best-practice selection of sensor technology for each task, including various type of touch probes and Nikon laser scanners. This flexibility improves the quality of the inspection data and reduces CMM cycle times.
Laser scanners capture the entire part geometry for inspection or reverse engineering purposes, covering both freeform surfaces and geometric features. Laser scanners are used with CMMs, articulated arms, optical CMMs or even robots. A CMM equipped with a laser scanner boosts 3D inspection processes. CMM laser scanners simplify preparation of inspection jobs, excel in measuring speed and capture the entire geometry of part surfaces and features with metrology accuracy. The resulting digital copy forms the backbone of a powerful digital inspection process that streamlines inspection processes, reduces time to market and cuts development costs.
Now, Nikon’s CMM + Laser Scanners are PolyWorks Compatible Software - the first time to be launched in Thailand. This combination has significantly reduced the time it takes to turn around a rapid prototype part. The visualization of the data also makes it faster for customers to review the inspection report and understand the implications of the dimensional data analysis.