1. CNC Machining Center In-Process Verification
Taking dimensional measurements of newly turned mid-sized metal shafts (200-225 mm) directly inside a CNC enclosure. The IP65 rating and oil-resistant housing allow the operator to use the micrometer safely in the presence of dripping coolant and metal chips.
Problem SolvedEliminates tool cleaning downtime and prevents electrical failures from liquid entry, maintaining rapid, in-machine cycle-time verification.
CNC In-Process InspectionIP65 Coolant-ProofOil-Resistant MetrologyShaft Dimensional Tolerance
2. Automotive Crankshaft QC and Wear Inspection
Measuring the precise outer diameter of crankshaft journals and large gear shoulders during grind operations. Integrating the SPC data output port into a workshop receiver allows metrology data to be transferred instantly to quality tracking systems.
Problem SolvedReplaces slow manual logging with automated, error-free digital capture, boosting throughput and tracking quality drifts during mass production.
Automotive Journal MetrologySPC Data LoggingCrankshaft Quality ControlMeasurLink Integration
3. Heavy Machinery Bearing Shaft Metrology
Checking the tolerance of 200 mm bearing seat shafts before press-fitting. Handheld operators utilize the constant-force ratchet stop (5-10 N) and carbide-tipped faces to get identical results on hardened steel components.
Problem SolvedEliminates operator-to-operator measurement variance caused by applying differing physical pressures on the micrometer thimble.
Bearing Seat MetrologyConstant-Force RepeatabilityCarbide-Tipped AnvilsHigh-Precision Outer Diameters