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Angled 3-D Fiber Probe



L-Probe insert measuring a broach

"The patented Werth Fiber Probe (WFP) has opened up the world of microstructures for tactile coordinate metrology," said a company spokesperson. Its low contact forces (less than one millinewton) and its small probe spheres (down to 20 µm sphere diameter) make the 3-D WFP suitable for applications on precision-engineered components and for sensitive surfaces.

Previously available only with straight probe pins, the L-probes now available are designed for measuring undercuts, small side bores or even internal threads. The L-probes have probe sphere diameters from 0.040 mm - 0.250 mm. The standard offset between the probe sphere and the shaft is about 1.5 mm. Other offsets are also available. With modular integration in the Werth control and software environment, the new Werth Fiber Probe can alternatively be used in scanning mode or in single point mode. To take advantage of the precision of the sensor, it is recommended for use with precision machines, such as the VideoCheck UA, with a 3-D maximum permissible error down to 300 nanometers.

For more information contact:

Werth, Inc.

8 Custom Dr.

Old Saybrook, CT 06475

860-399-2445

info@werthinc.com

www.werthinc.com

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