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Automated Inspection & Reporting 3D Scanning and Reverse Engineering Automated Inspection & Reporting 3D Scanning and Reverse Engineering Reduce Scrap, Improve Quality, Increase Productivity Improve Quality, Automate Inspection, Save Time The flexibility of Master3DGageTM makes lightweight, wireless design makes it easy to change from scanning a complex profile it ideal for inspection and reverse to place the Master3DGageTM right into your to probing a small feature in seconds. engineering. The multi-axis CMM arm CNC machine while the magnetic base Implementing Master3DGageTM in-process features absolute encoders for quick start- locks it into place on the machine bed to inspection identifies out-of-tolerance up and ultra-high precision measurements quickly inspect parts while maintaining conditions sooner enabling immediate while its highly articulated wrist enables critical part to machine alignment. Optional corrective action. you to measure hard to access surfaces 3D scanner and hot swappable probes with by reaching around and under parts. The automatic probe recognition make it easy Quick start absolute encoders Multi-axis CMM arm with 1.2 m (4 ft) measuring volume The Master3DGageTM is powered by Verisurf software with modular flexibility to configure the right functionality for your application Low CTE and budget. carbon fiber tubing Counterweight balancing Integrated work light and camera Hot swap probes and scanner Scan range finder indicator (green/red) Rechargable lithium-ion battery Wireless communication (WiFi) Stable freestanding measuring base included Portable & lightweight Improve Quality, Automate Inspection, Save Time REVERSE ENGINEERING 3D PROBE MEASURE prismatic CAD features SURFACE capture of complex MODEL NURB surfaces and create directly contours in continuous mode solid models 2 3D SCAN Optional scanner required SCAN part capturing point cloud of MESH point clouds, filter points, fill MODEL NURB surfaces with feature fine details holes and 3D print STL files recognition and create solid models INSPECTION AND REPORTING 3D PROBE INSPECT part to CAD model GD&T REPORT quality in many standard ALIGN part to CAD model and display results or custom formats 3D SCAN Optional scanner required SCAN part capturing point cloud of ANALYZE best fit points to CAD REPORT quality in many standard fine details model nominal and display results or custom formats Hardware Specifications Hardware Options PCMM Standard System PCMM Options Portable measuring arm PCMM Specifications Short probe kit TM • Master3DGage articulated arm PCMM Calibration certificate Long probe kit • 6-Axis 1.2m (4 ft.) B89.4.22 Custom probes • Ergonomic counterweight design Probing volumetric accuracy NIST traceable length bar • USB and power cables, Universal worldwide ±0.025mm (.00098 in.) Threaded stand adapter voltage 110V-240V, CE complliant Probing point repeatability • Quick setup guide and mouse pad 0.014mm (.00055 in.) 1, 2 & 3-year extended warranties • Calibration certificate Measuring volume Standard probes (including case) 1.2m (4 ft.) with absolute encoders • 3mm ruby, 6mm ruby, 15mm steel spherical Weight (system with transit case) hard probes Laser Scanner Option 10.2 kg/22.49 lb. (33.5 kg/74 lb.) • Quick disconnect, automatic probe identification 3D laser scanner Universal power supply Scanner cable Certified qualification sphere 110-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz • Size ±0.0005mm (0.00002 in.) Calibration sphere Operating temperature • Spherical within 0.0001mm (0.000005 in.) Rugged transport case 0º C to 50º C (32º F to 122º F) Feature pack Storage temperature Internal lithium-ion battery and WiFi -30° C to 70° C (-22° F to 158° F) Magnetic base kit Relative humidity Laser Scanner Specifications + Base anchor with 3 precision ground magnetic 10% to 90% non-condensing Accuracy 40μm 2 sigma blocks Transit case size Point acquisition rate 45,000 points/second Annodized aluminum training part 30.5 x 53.3 x 96.5cm (12 x 21 x 38 in.) Points per line 750 @60Hz Rugged wheeled transport case Line rate 60Hz 1-year hardware warranty Line width (mid-field) 80mm (3.1 in.) Stand-off distance 135mm +45mm (5.3in. +1.8) Minimum point spacing 0.08mm (.0031 in.) Laser power adjustment Semi-automatic Probe/Scanner Mount Hot swappable not to scale Master3DGageTM Standard probes training part Software Specifications Verisurf Software Standard File Formats Coordinate Metrology Software Native CAD: Mastercam, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, NIST Tested Inventor, SpaceClaim, Solid Edge, Rhino 3D, PTB Certified KeyCreator, Cadkey, Alibre TM Windows 7, 8 and 10 Operating Systems Schedule See a Master3DGage Neutral CAD: STL, STEP, IGES, ACIS, Parasolid, a Demo powered by Verisurf or Modules VDA, HPGL to help configure and quote Verisurf metrology software is modular so you can Today your ideal system. configure the right functionality for your application Optional File Formats www.verisurf.com/request-a-quote and budget. Native CAD: Native CAD: CATIA V4, V5, V6, PTC Creo, Siemens UG/NX Visit our YouTube channel REVERSE Module: OBJ, PLY, Collada, ASCII, XYZ www.youtube.com/user/verisurfchannel Cloud, XYZRGB Cloud Report Formats 3D PDF, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, HTML, Text, Database +1-866-340-5551 www.verisurf.com/hardware/m3dg Authorized Master3DGageTM Reseller REV 16-08 © 2016 Verisurf Software, Inc. .
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