October 23, 2007 -
Utilizing Starrett Galileo Vision System, company can perform both manual and automated part calibrations. Multi-sensor inspection system incorporates both vision and touch probes, enabling company to measure complex dimensional forms and surface relationships that may be impossible for single-sensor system to capture.
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Transcat Adds New Vision System to Primary Dimensional Lab
Transcat has added the Starrett Galileo Vision System to its Primary Dimensional Lab. The Galileo is a high-accuracy multi-sensor inspection system incorporating both vision and touch probes. It can perform both manual and automated part calibrations. Applications range from simple measurements like length, width, and diameters, up to complex 3D custom parts, following GD&T practices. The key benefit of multi-sensor systems is their ability to measure complex dimensional forms and surface relationships that may be impossible for a single-sensor system to capture.
With this vision system, Transcat can perform accurate calibrations of custom gages and fixtures for customers in highly regulated industries, such as for medical devices manufacturers.
To view Transcat's complete scope of A2LA accredited services, visit their website www.transcat.com. Company Information: Name: Transcat, Inc. Address: 35 Vantage Point Drive City: Rochester State: NY ZIP: 14624 Country: USA Phone: 585-352-9460 FAX: 585-352-1486 http://www.transcat.com
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