This low-weight laser scanner solution comes as a cost-efficient package. No additional cable or controller between the laser scanner and the portable measuring arm permits the CIMCORE ARM’s infinite rotation of the main movement axis. Thanks to the perfect balance, the CIMCORE ARM with the integrated scanner can be operated with one hand.

• The universal scanning solution – accurate high-speed scanning for all types of parts and applications
• Fully integrated scanning solution – no additional cables or controller box
• Semi-automatic laser power control – allows to scan on different surface types
• No warm-up time
• Scanning system certified in relation to B89.4.22
• No coating or surface preparation necessary
• Scanning and probing interchangeable, automated probe recognition

7-Axis Probing and Scanning Specifications – 75 series

All specifications in relation to B89.4.22.

¹ The Point Repeatability Test is the reference test to determine measurement arm repeatability with ball probe. The cone is in front of the machine. Points are measured from multiple approach directions. The average point and the deviation of each point to the average center are calculated. The result is the maximum range divided by two.

² The Volumetric Accuracy Test most accurately represents the reasonable expectations for machine performance in practical measuring applications since it involves measuring a certified length standard many times in several locations and orientations and compares the resultant measurements to the actual length. The Volumetric Length Accuracy Test is the most appropriate test for determining machine accuracy and repeatability. The result is the maximum deviation of the measuring distance less the theoretical length.

³ The Scanning System Accuracy Test most accurately represents the reasonable expectations for machine performance in practical measuring applications while using the laser scanning method. The test consists of measuring a matte grey sphere with 5 different arm articulations. In each articulation of the arm the sphere is scanned from 5 different directions such that the majority of the sphere is scanned. The result is the maximum 3D center to center distance of the 5 spheres.

All probing specifications are achieved with a CIMCORE ARM mounted on a CIMCORE base plate or magnetic base and using a 15 mm steel ball probe with a length of 50 mm under stable environmental conditions.

All RS1 scanning specifications are achieved with a CIMCORE Absolute Arm mounted on a CIMCORE base plate or magnetic base and a matte grey calibration sphere of 25.4 mm diameter under stable environmental conditions.

Scanning Sensor Specifications

* The sensor accuracy is defined as the excursion of the XY location of a calibration artefact through the measuring range of the sensor.