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Nextec Laser Metrology  |  05/14/2012

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WIZprobe 3D Laser Inspects Parts Five Times Faster Than Mechanical Probes

Noncontact, precise solution from Nextec

(Nextec: Eastlake, OH) -- Nextec Laser Metrology, a corporation serving the quality inspection market, has announced its WIZprobe solution, an advanced noncontact laser-scanning sensor that significantly reduces component inspection time while providing highest precision. WIZprobe offers a large dynamic range that makes it easy to collect thousands of data points quickly and accurately.

The Nextec WIZprobe relies on vision and laser technologies featuring patented optics and image processing to deliver fast, accurate, and highly reliable scanning and geometric measurements. It can handle a large variety of materials at varying angles as well as surface finish types—including very shiny surfaces. Additionally, WIZprobe automatically performs self-calibration via real-time, closed-loop adaptive control.

WIZprobe is available as a stand-alone product kit with customized software packages and motion control for integration into any process control, or can be easily integrated into a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) system. Small in size and featuring a standard PH-10 rotary head interface, it can effectively replace conventional mechanical touch probes.

For more information and WIZprobe specifications, visit www.nextec-laser.com.

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Nextec Laser Metrology LLC, based in Eastlake, Ohio, is a developer and integrator of 3-D noncontact high precision, high speed, multiple-motion-axes laser scanning and measurement systems for a variety of quality-intensive industries. Full system automation can be provided for 100-percent in-process inspection of component manufacture. Nextec solutions are built upon technologies combining CCD and laser, innovative electro-optics, image processing, and real-time adaptive control, which were originally developed by Nextec 3D Inspection Technologies of Haifa, Israel, in 2001. Nextec inspection systems are installed at automotive and aerospace companies around the world.