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Balluff RFID Embraces the Cloud

One of the biggest advantages of using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) in industry and logistics today is the visibility it can provide into the process. With the use of cloud computing, that visibility can be achieved with greater flexibility and lower cost.

THE TIP OF THE SPEAR: HOW TO CHOOSE AND USE STYLI

When collecting measurement data with a probe, the selection and use of the stylus becomes critically important because of the proliferation of probes in manufacturing – on machine tools, CMMs, portable arms – and the many different types of probes available, such as kinematic, strain gauge, scanning, etc. Dennis Bobo of Renishaw reviews the core points that you need to know before making that investment.

New Class of Hardness Testers for Quality Control

With an intuitive user interface, custom designed optics, USB data communication, LED illumination, six turret positions and integrated digital camera, these MicroMet 6000 Series of instruments from Buehler establish a new class of dead-weight micro-indentation Vickers/Knoop hardness testers.

ADVANCES IN FIVE-AXIS CMM INSPECTION

Denis Zayia of Renishaw explains how five-axis CMM inspection brirevongs the same efficiency to part measurement as five-axis contouring has brought to metal cutting by dramatically improving throughput, opening up lean efficiencies, and documenting parts to ever-tighter tolerances. Retrofits of such systems allow manufacturers to realize greater value and productivity from their CMM investment.

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