The new LC54-DIGILOG can be used for measuring standard and microtools in the range from 5 µm to 16 mm in diameter. IMTS Booth 134710.
Blum LC54-DIGILOG is a compact laser measuring system developed for tool measurement and monitoring in micro-machining. The system sets new standards in precision, compactness and process reliability. The demands on precision in micro-machining are constantly growing, especially when it comes to measuring extremely small tools. With the new LC54-DIGILOG, we have developed a system that not only meets these challenges but also sets new standards. It offers the entire range of functions of the tried-and-tested DIGILOG laser measuring systems for tools in the 5 µm to 16 mm diameter range.
LC54-DIGILOG generates several thousand measured values per second, with dynamic adjustment of the measurement speed to the nominal speed of the tool. Each cutting edge is measured individually, enabling precise comparison between the shortest and longest cutting edges. This results in a repeat accuracy of 0.2 µm (2σ), and concentricity errors caused by contamination on the tool holder, for example, are automatically detected. The system sets new standards in precision, compactness and process reliability. Learn more at https://info.blum-novotest.com/lc54-digilog_060826.1.
Come see us at IMTS 2026. Blum-Novotest, a leading supplier of innovative and high-quality measuring and testing technology, will be presenting several product highlights for the automation of machining processes at IMTS 2026 in Chicago, IL, at Booth 134710 in the East Building. Come by the Blum booth to learn more about the LC54-DIGILOG tool and MG81 multi-purpose measuring device, a compact device specially developed for sensor-based status assessment of clamping systems. Blum will also give an IMTS conference presentation on September 16 on unattended laser and probing measurement that makes lights-out manufacturing real. Learn more at https://info.blum-novotest.com/imts-26-measuring-components-06.26.26-update.
Scott Sargent is the National Sales Manager for Blum-Novotest. He will give a presentation called “Unattended by Design: Laser, Probing, and Data That Make Lights Out Real” on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, at 9 a.m. CDT in room W192-B at IMTS 2026.
Blum-Novotest will be presenting a session at the IMTS 2026 Conference called “Unattended by Design: Laser, Probing, and Data That Make Lights Out Real” on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, at 9 a.m. CDT in room W192-B. Please join Blum National Sales Manager Scott Sargent, who will demonstrate how laser measurement systems’ dense measurement streams boost process reliability. He will also show how visualization software provides instant, actionable data for operators and engineers, and how precision probing standardizes setups in minutes.
With in-process measurement, manufacturers can detect wear and breakage before it becomes scrap, correct offsets automatically, validate geometry inside the machine, achieve true first-part-right production and ultimately run longer without an operator standing next to the machine. This is not a dream. It is happening right now in factories that have digitized the measurement stage. Lights-out production is truly possible. Learn more at https://info.blum-novotest.com/imts-2026-presentation-info-lp.
The MG81 multi-purpose measuring device from BLUM makes it possible to record important process data in real time during machining. This includes the current workpiece temperature, the clamping pressure, the presence of the workpiece and the clamping jaw position. IMTS Booth 134710.
The second new solution that BLUM will present at the IMTS show is the MG81 multi-purpose measuring device. It is a compact system that integrates the transmission system and sensor technology directly into the clamping systems, making it possible to record important process data in real time during machining. This includes the current workpiece temperature, the clamping pressure, the presence of the workpiece and the clamping jaw position. This means the machining center can access and react to the process-relevant data of the clamping device at any time. Learn more at https://info.blum-novotest.com/mg80/81-lp.
Visit our booth in the East Building, Level 3, at 134710 for live demonstrations on a Yamazen Brother S700 XD2. We will have laser and touch probe demonstrations featuring the latest software. Our technical staff will be on site to answer questions. Learn more at https://info.blum-novotest.com/imts-26-measuring-components-06.26.26-update.
About Blum-Novotest
Established in 1968 and based in Ravensburg, Blum-Novotest GmbH is one of the globally leading manufacturers of high-quality measuring and testing technology for the international machine tool, aerospace and automotive industries. Today, the family-run company employs more than 650 staff at a total of nine sites in Europe and in the USA, Mexico, Brazil, China, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Korea, India, Thailand and Vietnam. Together with specially trained system integrators and regional sales offices, this sales and service network guarantees comprehensive support for Blum products in use throughout the world.
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Blum-Novotest, Inc., North America
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IMTS Booth 134710