Surface roughness measurements in the precision and ultra-precision manufacturing sector
Determination of all important roughness parameters, including mean roughness (Ra), mean roughness depth (Rz), maximum roughness depth (Rmax), core roughness depth (Rk).
- Inspection of technological surfaces and micro-structures following all common production processes
(turning, milling, honing, polishing, grinding etc.)
- Measuring flat surfaces and rotationally symmetrical components
(bearing seats, valves and valve seats, high-precision components for the automotive industry and its suppliers)
- Measurements in hard-to-access spaces and cavities
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Controlling quality, process operation and functionality
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DIN EN ISO-compliant evaluation with RMPControl
- RMPControl: intuitive software with numerous configuration options for setting up pre-defined or custom roughness parameters, filters and measuring procedures
- Creation of professional measurement and inspection reports in PDF format
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Surface roughness values
Surface roughness parameters according to DIN EN ISO 4287 |
Ra, Rk, Rt, Rq, Rz, Rp, Rsk, Rku, RSm, Rc, RPc |
others |
Rmax, Rlq, Rda, Rla, Rpmax, Rvmax |
Bearing area curve and Rk parameters according to DIN EN ISO 13565 |
Rk, Rpk, Rvk, Rpkx, Rvkx, A1/2, Mr1/2, R1/2 |
Application of standards-compliant filters |
according to DIN EN ISO 11562, 13565, 16610 |
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Extras
- included in standard version: manual three-axis positioning unit and a manual three-jaw chuck
- optional extras: pneumatic three-jaw chuck, assembly panel for three-jaw chuck, engine-driven two-axis positioning unit (x, y), equipment table with passive or active vibration insulation system, housing
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Links
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