The chromatic measuring principle ensures low measurement errors and a high degree of independence from the surface properties. During scanning, many measurement points are captured in a short time. This results in a wide range of applications, even with high demands on measurement uncertainty and measurement time. Tightly toleranced sizes as well as mould and roughness can be measured.
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Applications
- 3D free-form workpieces
- Extruded workpieces
- Moulds
- Semiconductor workpieces
- Lithographic structures
- Metal-plastic composite workpieces
- Prismatic workpieces
- Punched and bent parts
- Packaging
- Shaft-hub connections
- Shafts and axes
- Workpieces with micro-features
- Workpieces with optical functional surfaces
- Tools with geometrically determined cutting edges
- Tools with geometrically indeterminate cutting edges
- Gear wheels
- Cylindrical workpieces
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- Measurement services with multi-sensor systems or computed tomography
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