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News Release from: Quality Gauging Systems | Subject: LaserGauge portable inspection system
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 October 2004
Gap and flush inspection system
Brauer Measuretek has launched the LaserGauge portable inspection system, providing a single-system solution for gap and flush requirements.
Brauer Measuretek, UK distributor of the Origin Technology LaserGauge range, announces the UK availability of the LaserGauge portable inspection system, providing a single-system solution for gap and flush requirements This robust combination of hardware and advanced measurement capability results in a highly accurate, exceptionally flexible inspection system that boasts enhanced error detection and reduced operator input
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 23 Jul 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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LaserGauge provides a single solution to inspection requirements in automotive, aerospace, manufacturing and other precision-driven assembly industries.
The LaserGauge system consists of a portable, battery-powered controller and a hand-held sensor and has the capability of running inspection routines or performing single-point measurements.
The Series 1100 controller provides full colour graphics capability and colour-coded data presentation of in-spec and out-of-spec conditions.
A bitmap of the part being inspected can be displayed on the screen to guide the operator through the inspection routine.
The Series 4000 controller is smaller and lighter and provides textual feedback only, but with all the same sequencing and stand-alone capabilities as the Series 11-00 while its size makes it ideally suited for inspections on a moving assembly line.
The LaserGauge system is already widely used in the USA and Canada, where some automotive manufacturers have as many as four systems on different assembly lines.
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