Product category:
Coordinate Measurement systems
News Release from: Renishaw | Subject: CMM
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 June 2007
Measurement system firm shows winning
bobsleigh
Renishaw will be exhibiting its range of measurement systems at EMO 2007, and also the bobsleigh they helped manufacture for Sandra Kiriasis, the Olympic women's two-person bobsleigh champion.
Renishaw is focusing on speed of manufacture at EMO 2007, with a range of products that will help businesses to reduce process times whilst maintaining quality in a wide range of machining and measurement applications This contribution to speed is perfectly demonstrated by the reigning Olympic women's two-person bobsleigh champion, Sandra Kiriasis
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 7 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Her team has benefited from Renishaw's latest measurement technologies in the manufacture of a blade solution which has allowed Team Kiriasis to dominate its sport during the 2006-2007 season.
The winning bobsleigh will be shown on Renishaw's stand throughout EMO 2007, and Sandra will be meeting visitors there on the first day of the exhibition.
New products being demonstrated will include the Renishaw XL-80, a compact laser interferometer measurement system which combines portability, performance and ease of use, whilst for CMM users, the revolutionary REVO five-axis measuring head and probe system can improve inspection throughput levels by up to 900 percent on machines previously fitted with three-axis scanning systems.
For machine tool process control applications, the Renishaw TRS2 tool recognition system takes typically less than one second to detect broken tools, whilst for users looking to reduce inspection times by measuring complex 3D part geometries on all sizes of machining centres, Renishaw's new RMP600 compact, high accuracy touch probe with radio signal transmission, is a powerful solution.
Also being introduced at EMO 2007 is Renishaw's twin-probe system which uses a single optical receiver for tool setting probes together with a spindle-mounted touch probe for component inspection, offering fast integration.
This will comprise the OMP40-2 touch probe and Renishaw OTS cable-less tool setter, which is particularly suitable for machines with twin pallets or rotary tables.
For designers within the machine tool industry, Renishaw's SiGNUM non-contact RESM angle encoder has a large through-hole making it ideal for high-speed feedback on machine tool rotary axes, and is now available with FANUC serial communications.
For applications that require the highest accuracy, the REXM angle encoder offers new levels of angular metrology, with better than +/-1 arc second total installed accuracy, zero coupling losses and exceptional repeatability. Request a free brochure from Renishaw ...
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