The compact equipment is provided with pre-written PC-DMIS or Quindos software measurement routines and options to perform length bar, ring gauge, sphere and wrist checks.
Hexagon says the Swift-Check artefact can be used on any bridge-style CMM that uses an indexing wrist with either a touch trigger or analogue (scanning) probe.
“Our best practice advice is to routinely check a CMM’s performance so that unseen system measurement inaccuracy errors can be captured early,” comments Gary Brice, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence’s business manager.
“Swift-Check ensures manufacturers can avoid a potential high cost risk downstream in production or assembly by being pro-active outside of scheduled ISO service and calibration interventions,” he adds.
