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  Non-Contact Surface Metrology - Introduction to the LUPHOScan Ranges

  Thursday, June 17, 2021 | Dr.-Ing. Marc Wendel | Senior Application Manager

  Metrology Products

  This article is about non-contact metrology for 3D acquisition of form errors, based on a multi-wavelength interferometric approach.

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  Ball Screws and Ball Nuts Axial Measurement using PGI Novus

  Thursday, May 6, 2021 |

  Metrology Products

  Ball screws and ball nuts axial measurement and analysis using Taylor Hobson PGI NOVUS profilometer.

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  High Speed Roundness & Surface Finish Measurement Systems [Surtronic Range]

  Thursday, October 15, 2020 |

  Products Metrology

  The Surtronic range from Taylor Hobson comprises of the handheld Surtronic Duo for checking surface roughness, the Surtronic S-Series which is a portable flexible surface finish measurement system with touch screenand the high-speed roundness measurement system the Surtronic R-series.

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  What is Surface Finish | Types of Surface Finish Parameters

  Thursday, October 1, 2020 |

  Products Metrology

  This articles is about the surface finish and types of surface finish parameters. Surface finish is also known as surface texture or surface topography, is the nature of a surface.

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  Automated Optical Measurement System Ideal for Shop Floor [Single | Multipart | Large Diameter]

  Friday, May 29, 2020 |

  Products Metrology

  Form measurement of single or multiple optical components automatically using Taylor Hobson Form Talysurf PGI Matrix system packed with AAU software easily and effectively. PGI Matrix is the ideal system for shop floor applications.

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  What is Surface Roughness | Surface Roughness Measurement Tester Working Principle

  Friday, October 4, 2019 |

  Products Metrology

  In many applications, surface roughness is closely allied to function, for instance where two surfaces are in close moving contact with each other their surface roughness will affect their sealing or wear properties. This might suggest that it is a case of "the smoother the better", but this is not always true as other factors may be involved. Where lubrication is involved it has been found that roughness valleys are required to hold oil.

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  Automated Surface Measurement of Engine Components

  Wednesday, November 14, 2018 |

  Products

  The automotive sector comprises of numerous complex engineering processes that must operate to outstanding levels of precision in order for the finished product to meet consumer standards and professional certifications. In recent decades, auto engineering has moved towards pervasive automation with robotic assembly lines. However, analyzing the surface composition of mechanical components for contours and variations widely remains a manual process.

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  Surface Profiling Measurement Instruments From Taylor Hobson

  Tuesday, September 18, 2018 |

  Products Metrology

  Surface profilers are used to measure and characterize the surface features of material on the micro-and nanoscale. These minute topographical features are typically categorized as roughness, waviness, or directional lay, representing potentially microscopic structure superimposed on the true form of a material’s substrate.

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  What is a Surface Profiler | Profilometer | Profilometer Working Principle

  Wednesday, July 18, 2018 |

  Products

  A surface profiler is a metrology instrument for the topographical characterization of a product’s uppermost layers. It is a multipoint form of measurement that considers a material’s primary form and the sub-micron (μm) textural variations of its surface, which are typically characterized as dimensional fractality and surface roughness.

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