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Hexagon Metrology Rolls Out New Release of Optiv Classic

Innovative multisensor vision technology features PC-DMIS CAD software

Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence

Hexagon Metrology

Mon, 04/23/2012 - 10:53
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(Hexagon: North Kingstown, RI) -- Hexagon Metrology has released the Optiv Classic 321GL tp vision sensor measuring system, which will be assembled at its North Kingstown, Rhode Island, facility for the North American market. This benchtop vision measuring machine features 6.5X motorized computer numerical controlled (CNC) zoom optics that contribute to levels of accuracy approaching 2 μm (0.002 mm). Each unit is preconfigured to add a touch probe for multisensor measurement. The Classic 321GL tp is ideal for the inspection of complex, densely populated features, such as medical, electronic, or other precision parts, including micro-hole dies, sieves, filters, fiber optics, and inkjet nozzles. It is the smallest model in the Optiv product line, complementing Brown and Sharpe’s Global bridge coordinate measuring machine (CMM) series.

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