CMM Probes, Software & Retrofits
Precision sensors for fast, accurate acquisition of component dimensions and surface data.
He world's leading range of measurement systems for CMMs For more than 40 years, Renishaw has delivered innovations that have been milestones in industrial metrology. From the original touch-trigger probe and motorised indexing head, repeatable stylus changing and modular scanning systems, Renishaw sensors for co-ordinate measuring machines (CMMs) are an industry standard.
The 5-axis measurement product range represents the biggest step-change in measurement capability ever introduced, delivering unprecedented speed and measurement flexibility, whilst avoiding the speed versus accuracy compromises inherent in conventional techniques. Whether the REVO scanning or the PH20 touch-trigger, Renishaw's 5-axis systems boost measurement throughput, minimise lead times and give manufacturers a more comprehensive appreciation of the quality of their products.
A range of fixed and manually adjustable heads that connect a touch-trigger probe to the machine quill, allowing flexible inspection of complex components.
Motorised heads enable automated, repeatable re-orientation of probes to allow access to features on all faces of the part, improving the capability of the CMM and maximising productivity.
Scanning probes can acquire several hundred surface points each second, enabling measurement of form as well as size and position.
Manual
Systems
Motorised & Automated Probe Heads
Scanning
Probes
REVO® - The 5-axis Motion & Infinite Positioning Multi-sensor System
Unlike conventional CMM systems, the REVO system uses synchronised motion and 5-axis measurement technology to minimise the dynamic effects of coordinate measurement machine (CMM) motion at ultra-high measurement speeds. This is achieved by letting the REVO-2 head do the fast motion while the CMM moves in a slow linear fashion. The tip-sensing probe further adds to the system’s accuracy, flexibility and performance. The removable probe system offers five specialised sensors including scanning, surface finish and structured light measurement, which used with a low-cost changer, provide added flexibility and reduce capital expenditure.