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Equipped with a sensor, Keyence's IM6225-T digital profile projector extends its contactless 2D measurement capabilities to those of height and depth measurements. Keyence's IM series imaging dimensional measurement systems have proven their worth to many manufacturers. Their reliability, efficiency, speed and ease of programming and use are unanimous. Today, they find their place in many applications, from quality service control to production line control.
This dimensional measurement solution makes it possible to make reliable and accurate measurements extremely quickly. All the operator has to do is place the control part on the device tray and press the button to trigger the sequence of controls. Up to 99 ribs are measured in a matter of seconds with an accuracy ranging from ±5 to ±0.7 m. This leads to significant productivity gains and ensures the repeatability of measures regardless of the operator.
Keyence's range of profile projectors has expanded over the years and its range of features and measurement tools has expanded to provide the most appropriate response to the specific expectations of each industry. It is still enriched today with the launch of the IM6225-T model that accesses the 3D measurement. This one is indeed equipped with a sensor that makes possible measurements of the height of parts in addition to 2D measurements. And this with ease. Once the 2D measurements (in X and Y) are made without contact by optical imaging, the combined movements of the tray on which the part to be controlled in the X direction and that of the sensor in the direction Y and Z allow all kinds of Z measurements over a range of 60 mm: room height, drilling depth/removal, etc.
The control room is automatically spotted by the IM camera, which then controls the movements to ensure the palping of the points designated by the program. The programming of Z-measuring sequences is simply graphically as is already the case with 2D measurements. A specific tool has been integrated into the programming software to designate the high-rise palping points of the room to be controlled.
Z-bars are made automatically by an interchangeable stylus (flat or spherical end) mounted on a magnetic embase. Depending on the area of measurement to be covered, two stylus positions are proposed. The measurement accuracy is ± 15 m on a 95×95 mm measurement field and reaches ±7.5 m on a 95×45 mm field.
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