Introduction
This document introduces a new class of performance for complete and accurate measurement in a compact design, focusing on a multisensor coordinate measuring machine (CMM) that utilizes computer tomography (CT) principles.
Specifications- The base unit is constructed from stable granite with an integrated rotary axis.
- Precision linear guides with motorized drive are mechanically supported on all axes.
- An adjustable X-ray source is available as an option to tailor measuring speed and uncertainty to specific tasks.
- The device is fully shielded according to X-ray regulations.
- An optional second Z-axis allows for collision-free multisensor operation, enabling combined measurements with additional sensors.
Procedures and Capabilities- First article inspection can be completed in minutes instead of hours or days.
- Tomographic measuring results can be traced with multisensor technology through Werth AutoCorrection.
- Raster tomography is available as an option for measuring small features on large parts with high resolution and for extending the measurement area.
- Region of Interest (ROI) tomography is an option for high-resolution measurement of small object details.
Software and Image Processing- The Werth image processing system is designed for generating and processing X-ray images.
- Software is available to optimize the speed of 3D reconstruction of workpiece geometries.
- WinWerth® is a graphically interactive, user-friendly measuring software.
Patents and Innovations- Several features and technologies are patent pending, including the second Z-axis for multisensor operation, Werth AutoCorrection, raster tomography, and the Werth image processing system.
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