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Mini probes gauge where other probes can not
Close consultation with OEM gauging partners led to the development of a mini probe for gauging in confined spaces such as bores, cylinders, cones and other hard-to-access areas.
News from Solartron Metrology ( 6 September 2004)
Over 1km micron scale tape ensures wing accuracy
User application article Travelling wing panel assembly machines that offer a 40% space reduction and eliminate manually tacking routines depend on over 1km of 40 micron scale tape to ensure accurate positioning. Brochure available
News from Renishaw (10 August 2004)
Miniature non-contact sensors inform on position
Along with the current 60mm stroke version, a 160mm stroke miniature non-contact displacement sensors offer non-contact continuous positioning information.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Superior specification sensor has no extra cost
Inductive sensor range combines the simplicity of 2wire switching with non-polarised voltage input and can be connected to positive or negative voltage rails with no risk of sensor damage.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Laser sensor measures distance to reflective jobs
What is considered by its maker to be its most accurate laser distance measurement sensor uses CCD receiver technology to measure reliably and precisely even with highly reflective targets.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Sensor is a 3-channel colour recognition system
A colour sensor that works as a true 3-channel colour recognition system without needing an external light source is now available in two new versions.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Transducers inform on cylinder stroke position
Designed specifically for cylinder position sensing, a rod-style cylinder transducer has four built-in programmable set-point outputs to detect cylinder end-of-stroke or any position in between.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Miniature photoelectric sensors get smaller
Miniature photoelectric sensors, available in diffuse, retro-reflective, thru-beam and fixed focus versions, are said to be ideal for small component inspection.
News from Balluff UK (15 July 2004)
Low profile vibration sensor looks after spindles
Said by the manufacturer to be ideal for machine spindle monitoring, a vibration sensor has a low profile allowing it to be used where access is limited.
News from Monitran (15 July 2004)
Ultrasonic sensors easily, directly programmable
Believed to be the first ultrasonic sensor with a brightly illuminated LED display it offers easy parameterisation and direct display of the current measuring values.
News from Balluff UK (14 July 2004)
Through-beam angle sensors designed for harsh use
Designed for harsh applications that require reliable thru-beam sensing, angle sensors offer advantages over conventional fibre optic sensors when used on machines and conveyors.
News from Balluff UK (14 July 2004)
Miniature accelerometer resists harsh conditions
Miniature triaxial accelerometer has been designed for use in aggressive environments such as automotive engine bay, aerospace subsystem vibration testing and industrial quality control.
News from Kistler Instruments (16 June 2004)
Eddy-current probes confirm threads are present
Untapped holes in aluminum engine heads lost over $1 million in 2003 to a major automotive manufacturer, but eddy-current probes have since been developed specifically for thread detection.
News from Lion Precision (15 June 2004)
Laser distance sensors get smaller, ranges expand
It is possible to make high accuracy, non-contact measurements when space is at a premium using a very compact laser distance sensor available in two measuring ranges: 16-26mm and 16-120mm.
News from Baumer Electric ( 5 March 2004)
Miniature transducers fit into tight spaces
Miniature displacement transducers for the accurate measurement of small displacements are suitable for applications where lack of space had previously been a constraint. Brochure available
News from HBM UK (10 December 2003)
Small probe tests cable harnesses, electricals
Threaded probe designed for use in testing cable harnesses and automotive electrical systems has an exceptionally small mounting diameter.
News from Peak Test Services (18 November 2003)
The next decimal place in precision for N.America
By providing sales and support for Queensgate nanopositioning and sensing products, Lion Precision is offering North America "the next decimal place in precision"
News from Lion Precision (24 October 2003)
More fine-pitch test probes available
A number of new devices have been added to the range of fine-pitch test probes available from Peak Test Services, making it probably the most comprehensive range available in the UK.
News from Peak Test Services (23 October 2003)
Embedded displacement sensor is economical
Embeddable displacement sensor is specifically designed for OEM applications where high precision, high resolution analog position feedback is required.
News from Lion Precision (16 October 2003)
Ultra-fine pitch test probe made for 0.5mm centres
An ultra-fine pitch test probe for testing components at centres down to 0.5mm (0.02in) is for testing boards using ball grid array, multi chip module and other fine-pitch packages.
News from Peak Test Services (22 September 2003)
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