Non-Contact 3D Digitizer lets companies exchange 3D data.
February 26, 2008 -
Offering mobility at measurement locations, RANGE 7 can take high-speed scans of approximately 2 sec/shot and utilizes interchangeable lenses to provide broad scan range. Unit is equipped with multi-focus mode, as well as 3D preview functions that lets users predict what measurement results will be like, and navigation function to guide users through measurement process in software. RANGE 7 meets needs of inspection, manufacturing, and quality control segments.
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Konica Minolta Sensing Americas Introduces New RANGE 7 Non-Contact 3D Digitizer
RAMSEY, N.J., Feb. 20 / -- Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. (KMSA), a worldwide leader in the industrial measurement of color, light and shape, announces the launch of the RANGE 7, the first product of a new series of high-performance 3D scanning instruments to meet the needs of the industrial inspection, manufacturing, and quality control segments in various industries. The RANGE 7 is a high speed, high accuracy, non-contact 3D digitizer enabling companies to exchange 3D CAD data.
KMSA and the RANGE 7 continue to build on the success of its VIVID line of digitizers introduced in 1997. Since then KMSA has led the way in the non-contact 3D digitizer market with the introduction of the VIVID 300, VIVID 900 and VIVID 9i in diverse applications such as the measurement of cultural artifacts and the human body.
The Konica Minolta RANGE 7 offers not only high performance but also excellent operating characteristics. It has a compact, light weight (approx. 6.7kg) design that is less than 1/2 the size and weight of previous models to provide high mobility at measurement locations. The RANGE 7 can take high-speed scans of approximately 2 seconds per shot and utilizes interchangeable lenses to provide a broad scan range.
In addition, it is equipped with a multi-focus mode driven by advanced focusing technology available only from Konica Minolta to enable high-quality measurements to be obtained with ease. In addition, the RANGE 7 features a 3D preview function to let users quickly predict what the measurement results will be like and a navigation function to guide users through the measurement process in the software.
Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. (KMSA)
A wholly-owned subsidiary of Konica Minolta Holdings USA, Inc., Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. is a top-tier company in the measurement of light and color and precise representation of shapes and dimensions. The company developed and introduced the first portable spectrophotometers and colorimeters, adding new dimensions of convenience and functionality and dramatically changing the way light, color and appearance, and shape dimension is measured. Products include colorimeters, spectrophotometers, spectroradiometers, 3D digitizers, display products and more. The thousands of companies that use KMSA instruments range from food, plastics, paints and coatings, automotive, to cosmetics companies.
CONTACT: John McCasland of Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc.,
+1-201-785-2436, jmccasland@se.konicaminolta.us
Contacts:
General Information:
John McCasland
USA
Phone: 201-785-2436 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. Address: 101 Williams Dr. City: Ramsey State: NJ ZIP: 07446 Country: USA Phone: 201-785-2436 FAX: 201-785-2480 http://se.konicaminolta.us
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