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High-Speed Comparative Gauging for High-Volume Manufacturing

Versatile Equator ushers in Renishaw’s new gauging line

Renishaw

Renishaw

Mon, 03/07/2011 - 09:53
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(Renishaw: Hoffman Estates, IL) -- The Equator gauging system is a radical new alternative to traditional dedicated gauging, filling a gap in the market never before addressed. It is more than just a new gauging system; it marks the launch of Renishaw’s first gauging product line.

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The patented low-cost design, unique in construction and operation, is capable of high-speed comparative gauging for inspection of high-volume manufactured parts. It has been developed and proven on the shop floor in collaboration with industry-leading companies in the automotive, aerospace, and medical sectors. The result is a lightweight, fast, and highly repeatable gauge that operators can use with push-button simplicity. Equator can switch between parts in seconds, perfect for flexible manufacturing processes or accepting parts from multiple machines.

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