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Prototypes produced for smoke detectors
3T produced SLS prototypes of the buzzer housings for a smoke detector for Sprue Aegis and, when tested and compared with the real mouldings, the results were very pleasing.
News from 3T RPD, Aug 4, 2005
Thermal and visual high speed imaging workshop
Engineers are invited to an informal event at the Heritage Motor Centre to view and discuss a wide range of the latest technology in High speed imaging cameras across the visual and thermal wavebands.
News from L.O.T. - Oriel, Jul 20, 2005
Measuring option for machines
Digimeas software can measure the main geometric elements and create the relationship between Xystum XSM machines.
News from Xystum, Jul 7, 2005
Appeal measured in small packages
Completed sunroofs at Webasto are checked on a £100,000-plus computer-controlled, twin-arm measuring machine supplied and installed on a turnkey basis by International Metrology Systems
News from International Metrology Systems, Apr 15, 2005
Firms benefit from university's prototyping
The University of Wolverhampton's Telford campus has started making metal tooling and components in short lead times using a direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) machine from EOS , Warwick.
News from EOS Electro Optical Systems, Apr 1, 2005
Cmms save time for Tech Group
The recent purchase from LK of three co-ordinate measuring machines has halved the time it takes Tech Group Europe to develop systems for quality control of its high precision mouldings.
News from LK, Oct 13, 2004
Biomeridian - A New Brand For Biotech
BioMeridian aims to bring the advantages of quality control and better traceability to more laboratories by selling direct to end-users or via specialist distributors at a competitive price.
News from Absolute Vision, Oct 7, 2004
New Laser-Sintering Products And Applications
EOS will launch new developments to their laser-sintering systems, materials and resulting applications at this year's EuroMold.
News from EOS Electro Optical Systems, Oct 4, 2004
Xystum Machines With Undersquare Digitizing
The new 5 star stylii digitizing option from Xystem allows the user to digitize a model from any direction by using a star styli probe and without moving either the probe or the model.
News from Xystum, Sep 27, 2004
Code Reader Improves Traceability
Absolute Vision, a specialist in two-dimensional (2D) code reading, today launches a new, upgraded version of its solution to fulfill tracking requirements in the healthcare market.
News from Absolute Vision, Sep 14, 2004
Articulated arm CMM has quick-change probes system
Manufacturer says that its latest portable CMM is the most accurate articulating arm it has yet produced and features patented, infinite rotation, quick-change probes with probe recognition
News from ROMER CimCore, Sep 13, 2004
Pharmaceutical Code No Problem For AV2 Phasor
Absolute Vision's latest hand-held multi-symbology code reader, the AV2 Phasor has received an excellent rating in recent evaluation tests for readers able to cope with the new RSS code.
News from Absolute Vision, Aug 9, 2004
Multisensor Scanning Machines
Xystum have launched their new XSM multisensor scanning machines for copying, digitizing and reverse engineering of small and medium size models.
News from Xystum, Jun 11, 2004
Portable arm technology measures large structures
A highly versatile, yet simple and low cost method of measuring large structures or multiple components within a floor area of 6m x 4m uses portable arm measuring technology.
News from EuroPac Metrology, Mar 26, 2004
A New Generation Of Portable CMMs Is Born
The Sigma is said to be the first Ethernet portable CMM with its own IP address, which can be plugged into a computer or directly on a network.
News from Axila, Jan 27, 2004
New Global Solution For Marking And Vision
Edward Pryor and Son has announced the group's acquisition of Absolute Vision Ltd, a specialist developer of two-dimensional (2D) code reading and machine vision solutions.
News from Absolute Vision, Oct 30, 2003
Laser Measuring Arm Enables Reverse Engineering
AXILA, whose CEO invented the first 6 axis portable CMM in 1986, has introduced G-Scan, the first laser scanner developed by a portable CMM manufacturer, and first rotary laser scanner in the market.
News from Axila, Sep 25, 2003
Global Aero-Engine Manufacturer Gets Absolute Rand
Absolute Vision has begun working on a project with a major, global aero-engine manufacturer for the development of two-dimensional (2D) part-marking reading applications.
News from Absolute Vision, Sep 9, 2003
Low cost Seal Strength Tester uses TFML
The requirement to demonstrate Due Diligence and the need to exercise a Duty of Care means that formalised seal strength tests are now being performed by a wider range of processors and packers.
News from Status Instruments, Aug 5, 2003
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The Most Accurate 3D Multisensor From Mahr
The MarVision Compact400, equipped with high precision air bearings, is said to be everything one would expect from a company which is renowned for its surface and form measuring instruments.
News from Mahr UK, Jul 31, 2003
DEA Tags Onto Brown and Sharpe
About four years ago, Brown and Sharpe consolidated its family of companies under a single brand to launch a unified corporate identity.
News from Brown and Sharpe, Jul 10, 2003
Road Shows the Benefits of CMM Upgrades
Brown and Sharpe is hosting a series of road show events which are to be held all over the country from 17 - 26 June.
News from Brown and Sharpe, Jun 10, 2003
PC-DMIS 3.5 Adds Streamlined, Customizable GUI
PC-DMIS version 3.5 measurement and inspection software from Brown and Sharpe adds a fully configurable, more intuitive graphic user interface (GUI) for easier operation.
News from Brown and Sharpe, Apr 23, 2003
Measuring Arm Gets Around To Good Effect
While co-ordinate measuring machines (CMM) play a key role in quality and inspection, they are not the panacea to solve all inspection problems.
News from OGP UK, Mar 14, 2003
New Cmms Help Subcontractor To Maximise Productivi
By investing in four G-90C co-ordinate measuring machines (CMMs) from LK, civil and military aerospace components producer, John Huddleston Engineering, is reaping benefits.
News from LK, Feb 11, 2003
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