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Dea GANTRY Line Gantry Koordinatenmessgeräte Gantry Kmg Weitreichende Erfahrung Auf Dem Gebiet Der Grossvolumigen Kmgs PRODUKTBROSCHÜRE DEA GANTRY LINE Gantry Koordinatenmessgeräte GAntry KMG WEITREICHENDE ERFAHRUNG AUF DEM GEBIET DER GROSSVOLUMIGEN KMGS Der Erfolg von Hexagon Metrology beruht auf der Qualität der Konstruktion und der hervorragenden mechanischen Struktur der Maschinen - unterstützt von modernster Computertechnik sowie einer umfassenden und zuverlässigen Service-Organisation. 2 DEA GANTRY LINE Eine Auswahl an Kunden von DEA Gantry-KMGs: Active tool Brenner Tools Exco Kamaz Nuovo Pignone Sikorsky Alenia Aermacchi Brittain Famer Kempton Heavy Nurtanio Skoda Aerospace Cadillac Motors Fasa Renault Ind. Off. Mecc. Soko Dynamics Candemat FIAT Kitech Vecchiato Stola Aerospatiale Caterpillar First Autoworks Korean Airlines Ogihara Teledyne AG International CFAN Ferrari FMC Kodak Oto Melara Three-M Tool & Airbus Chengdu Aircraft Fokker Laepple Pegaso Machine Alcoa Chrysler Ford Laser Die Peugeot Thyssen Asfo China National Fuji Heavy Liaoni Pininfarina Tianjing Auto Alfa Romeo Aero Technology GEC Alsthom Lockheed Plastic Omnium Works Allison Gas China National General Electric Mack Trucks Pratt & Whitney Toyota Motorsport Ansaldo Erzhong Group General Motors Magna PSA Transwerk Atommash Chongqing Giddings & Lewis Major Tool & Radiation System Uspo Audi Citroën Hal Bangalore Machine Ratier Unipres Austin Morris Comau Hebei Mares Renault VAZ Autolatina Cone Blanchard Hes Makina Sanayi Mazda Rockwell Vikram Avion Complex Contraves Hispano Bugatti MBB Rolls Royce Volkswagen Becker CPC Honda McDonnel Douglas Rover Volvo Bell Helicopters Csepel Hongdu Aviation Milford Rust International Vought Benteler Cummins Hyunday Mitsubishi SAAB Skania Weingarten Berardi Daimler Benz Ideal Tool Modelmaster Sabca Westland Beretta Dacia Induplan Modelos Aparicio Sanyo World Aerospace BMW Daewoo Isotta Fraschini MTU Saturn Xian Aero Engine Bisiach & Carru Danieli Italdesign NCR Datong SEAT Ynuma Machinery B.O.C. Devlieg Italstampi Electric Sebewaing ZAZ Boeing Dismodel Janar Tool Locomotive Sermati ZCZ Bofors Dostel Makina John Deere Nissan Sevel ZIL BP Chemicals EADS (Casa Jupasa Ningbo Shin Meiwa BPD Espacio) Kalt Northrop Siemens HEXAGON METROLogy DER GROSSE NAME IM BEREICH DER GAntry-MESSMASCHINEN Vierzigjährige Erfahrung in der Konstruktion, Fertigung und im Vertrieb von KMGs und über 1700 installierte Gantry- Messmaschinen in 42 Ländern haben DEA die Führungsposition bei großvolumigen KMGs gesichert. R-evolutionär über die Jahre hinweg seit den 60ern 4 DEA GANTRY LINE DEA ALPHA SCHLIESST DIE PREIS-LEIstUNGS-LÜCKE BEI GAntry-KMGS Eine innovative Produktlinie kostengünstiger, mittelgroßer DEA ALPHA Performance ist ein hochleistungsfähiges Multisensor-Gantry-KMGs, die hohen Durchsatz, hohe Gantry-KMG, das mehrere einzigartige Design-Merkmale und Genauigkeit und hervorragende Zuverlässigkeit sowie niedrigen Komponenten auf dem neuesten Stand der Technik vorweist, Wartungsaufwand vereint. ALPHA ist in zwei Konfigurationen wie z.B. ein hochauflösendes Doppelmaßstabssystem auf der erhältlich. Y-Achse und eine hochsteife Siliziumkarbid-Pinole. Durch die lineare Temperaturkompensation ist DEA ALPHA Performance DEA ALPHA Classic ist ein Allzweck-KMG für die äußerst leistungsfähig und bedienerfreundlich unter allen Be- Dimensionskontrolle von großen Gußteilen und triebs bedingungen. bearbeiteten Teilen. DEA ALPHA Classic, ausgestattet mit hochleistungsfähigen 3D Scanning-Laser-Köpfen und Alle DEA ALPHA Modelle können mit optiona len Faltenbälgen kontinuierlichen Dreh-Schwenk-Köpfen, kann schnell Millionen und Abdeckungen ge liefert werden, die die Maschine vor von Datenpunkten komplexer Konturen erfassen und ist das Verunreinigungen aus der Werkstatt umgebung schützen. ideale System, um Werkzeug- und Formenbau zu unterstützen. Faltenbälge und Abdeckungen (Option) Lineare Temperaturkompensation (Performance) Zwei Maßstäbe/zwei Messwertgeber (Performance) Z-Pinole aus Siliciumcarbid (Performance) Optionale kontinuierliche Dreh-Schwenk-Einheit Frei ausdehnbare Y-Träger Z Y X DEA GANTRY LINE 5 DEA DELTA SLANT SETZT DEN LEIstUngsstANDARD FÜR GAntry-MESSMASCHINEN DELTA SLANT ist eine Baureihe mittelgroßer bis großer DEA DELTA SLANT Classic ist ein flexibles Messsystem, das Messmaschinen in Brückenbauweise. Hinter DEA DELTA SLANT hervorragende dynamische und messtechnische Leistungen mit steht die langjährige Erfahrung von Hexagon Metrology in der einem erschwinglichen Preis kombiniert. Konstruktion und Fertigung von Koordinatenmessmaschinen in Brückenbauweise. DEA DELTA SLANT Performance ist ideal für Anwendungen, die höhere Genauigkeiten bei kürzeren Messzeiten erfordern. Die Dank einer Weiterentwicklung bietet DEA DELTA SLANT nun neue typischen Applikationen der DEA DELTA SLANT sind mittelgroße Baugrößen und höhere Genauigkeiten mit einem unschlagbaren bis große Komponenten der Automobil-, Eisenbahn- und Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. DEA DELTA SLANT verwendet die Windenergieindustrie, der Raumfahrt sowie des Werkzeug- und neuesten technologischen Innovationen der Hexagon Metrology- Formenbaus. Gruppe wie den X-Haupt quer träger aus Strangpreßaluminium mit patentierter TRICISION® Konstruktion, zwei Mess wert geber DEA DELTA SLANT kann mit einer ganzen Reihe an Hexagon auf den Y-Trägern sowie das fortschrittlichste automatische Metrology Tastern und Tastköpfen ausgestattet werden. Kompensationssystem für geometrische Ab weich ungen, das Die Palette reicht von den vielseitigen und leistungsfähigen bis zu 26 unterschiedliche Para meter verwaltet (Performance- TESASTAR-Produkten über die Tastköpfe LSP-X3 und LSP-X5 von Ausführung). Leitz, die u. a. für das kontinuierliche taktile Scannen eingesetzt werden, bis zu den Drehschwenkeinheiten DEA CW43L‑mw. Alle DEA DELTA SLANT Modelle sind mit einer Multisensor- Temperatur kompensa tion ausgestattet. DEA DELTA SLANT Um die DEA DELTA SLANT Messsysteme in Industrie- und steht in den zwei Konfi gu ra tionen Classic und Performance zur Werkstattumgebungen ohne Klimakabinen nutzen zu können, Verfügung. ist eine Shop Floor-Ausführung erhältlich. Diese exklusive Option besteht aus Abdeckungen und Faltenbälgen für die ganze Maschinenstruktur einschließlich Umwälzluft entlang der Längsträger. Zwei Maßstäbe/ Patentierte TRICISION® X-Träger zwei Messwertgeber Isolierte Abdeckungen (SF Option) Umwälzluft (SF Option) Faltenbälge und Abdeckungen (SF Option) Z-Pinole aus Siliziumkarbid (Performance) Z Y Strukturelle Optionale Temperaturkompensation kontinuierliche DSE X 6 DEA GANTRY LINE DEA GANTRY LINE 7 8 DEA GANTRY LINE DEA LAMBDA SP DIE GIGANTISCHEN HIGHTECH-KMGS DEA LAMBDA SP ist eine Baureihe sehr großer Messmaschinen Gierbewegungen des Wagens, gewährleistet höhere Dynamik für den Betrieb in Werkstattumgebung. Sie zeichnen sich und höhere Messgenauigkeit. durch die schnelle hochgenaue Inspektion von großvolumigen Komponenten wie Schiffsmotoren, Flugzeug-Komponenten, Alle Achsen und Träger sind durch wärme isolierte Abdeckungen Turbinen usw. aus, die offene, modulare, leicht anpassbare und Faltenbälge geschützt. Die innere Umwälzluft verhindert Konstruktionen mit praktisch unbegrenztem Messvolumen Temperaturschichtung. erfordern. Das fortschrittliches Multisensor-Temperatur kom pen- Ein patentiertes System mit zwei Antrieben/zwei sationssystem gewährleistet die Soll-Messgenauigkeit Messwertgebern auf der Y-Achse simuliert eine virtuelle einzelne über einen weiten Umgebungstemperaturbereich. Achse im Mittelpunkt des Wagens. Gierbewegungen des Wagens Leistungsfähige Drehschwenkeinrichtungen nehmen sehr und Strukturverformungen durch die Bewegungen werden lange Tasterverlängerungen für den vollen Zugang zu allen von einem verteilten Sensorsystem überwacht und in Echtzeit Werkstückmerkmalen auf. kompensiert. Diese einzigartige Konfiguration verhindert die Isolierte Abdeckungen Zwei Antriebe Zwei Maßstäbe/ zwei Messwertgeber Umwälzluft Optionale Pinole mit hoher kontinuierliche Steifigkeit und Z Strukturelle Dreh-Schwenk- großem Querschnitt Y Temperaturkompensation Einheiten X Frei ausdehnbare Y-Träger DEA GANTRY LINE 9 HOCHENTWICKELTE TECHNOLOGIE Hervorragende Langzeit-Präzision Zuverlässige Konstruktion zur effizienten Integration Die komplette FEA-Konstruktion reduziert Geringer Wartungsbedarf Strukturverformungen. Hohe Stabilität der Kalibrierung Varianten mit zwei Antrieben und zwei Maß stäben Wenige Infield-Justierungen schalten Gierbewegungen des Wagens aus. Leichter Zugang zu allen Maschinenkomponenten Echtzeit-Korrektur von bis zu 26 geometrischen Verschleißfreie Bedienung Parametern (DELTA SLANT Performance). Große Abstände zwischen den Luftlagern und großzügig Erweiterte System-Verfügbarkeit bemessenes Verhältnis zwischen Steifigkeit und Masse. Industrietaugliche Maschinenkonstruktion Hochsteife Z-Pinole mit großem Querschnitt. Varianten mit mehreren Schutzeinrichtungen und Maßstäbe mit hoher Auflösung. Abdeckungen: Teil-/Vollkapselung, innere Umwälzluft, Möglichkeiten zur Schwingungsdämpfung. Wärmeisolierung Pneumatische Sicherheitsbremse an der Z-Pinole Außerordentliche Produktivität und Flexibilität Niedrige Teileanzahl Leichte bewegliche Komponenten aus Aluminium legierung Übereinstimmung mit Industrienormen Maximale Geschwindigkeit und Beschleunigung (ruckfrei) Kontinuierliche Interpolation der Achsen bewegungen (FLY) Sicherer Betrieb in Werkstattumgebung Automatische optimale Einstellung der Servomotor- Frei ausdehnbare verformungsfeste Y-Achsenführungen Parameter Maßstäbe mit amtlich zertifizierten Hochleistungsfähige berührungslose Sensoren Temperaturausdehnungskoeffizienten Drehen der optionalen Dreh-Schwenk-Einheiten
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