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Mahr Introduces MarSurf M 410 Portable Surface Measuring Instrument

Unparalleled precision and mobility for measuring surface roughness

Thu, 10/26/2023 - 12:01
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(Mahr: Providence, RI) Mahr Inc., a leading provider of dimensional metrology solutions, has introduced its new MarSurf M 410 portable surface measurement instrument. The MarSurf M 410 uses a skidless probe system designed for both laboratory and production environments that makes recording and evaluating measurement data easier, more precise, and more versatile.

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The portable M 410 introduces features that were previously only available in PC-based systems. It's designed to provide high precision and accuracy for surface roughness measurements on small and large workpieces and features a large, illuminated, rotatable 4.3-in high-resolution touchscreen. The device employs the stylus method to enable high-precision testing of roughness, waviness, and primary parameters, ensuring unparalleled accuracy. It features a wide measuring range of 500 µm (with optional 1,000 µm and 1,500 µm ranges) and a probe tip as fine as 2 µm, ensuring versatility for a wide variety of surface measurement tasks.

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