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Product News: Touch Probe Offers In-Process Measurement on Grinders, Lathes

HEIDENHAIN’s new compact touch probe provides immediate connection to all common control types

HEIDENHAIN Corp.
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 14:21
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(HEIDENHAIN: Schaumburg, IL) -- With the new TS 249, HEIDENHAIN Corp. offers an extremely compact touch probe primarily for use in numerical-controlled grinding machines and lathes. This small device is based on well-proven HEIDENHAIN sensor technology, providing immediate connection to all common control types.

Numerical-controlled cylindrical and tool grinding machines are often equipped with a touch probe mounted on a tilting fixture in the machine workspace when there are tight workpiece tolerances to meet and the high process reliability required.  On surface grinders, it is common to see them used for in-process measurement—for example on workpieces with very long dimensions—to ensure optimum process control. On lathes, touch probes are commonly used when demanding workpieces have to be measured in small batch production. A touch probe can also be used to inspect turning tools for wear and breakage directly in the machine.

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