Starrett Metrology Solutions Increase Speed, Accuracy of Measurement
IMTS 2024: The company’s specialized, custom gage solutions and force testing systems, as well as precision granite solutions, gage blocks and more, are being showcased.
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Chris Pasion
Managing Editor, Modern Machine Shop | Production Machining
The L.S. Starrett Co. showcases a wide range of quality control inspection technology, including multi-sensor vision systems, video-based inspection and measurement systems and optical comparators. Additionally, the company highlights its DataSure 4.0 data acquisition platform, which increases the accuracy and speed of data collection, as well as the No. W4900 Wireless Digital Indicator, a precision digital measurement gage featuring touchscreen technology. Specialized, custom gage solutions and force testing systems, as well as precision granite solutions, gage blocks and more, are also being showcased. The vast majority of products to be featured in the booth are made in the U.S. with U.S. and globally sourced materials.
Among a full range of products and solutions that Starrett will feature at the show is the AVR400 multi-sensor vision system featuring a choice of optics as well as touch probe options. The system is well suited for repetitive measurements and automatic comparison to CAD files. A Horizontal Digital Video Comparator combining vision and optical comparator technology is also being demonstrated. In addition, digital overlays in the system are developed directly from DXF CAD files. Starrett also showcases its HD400 benchtop comparator with a MetLogix Mx200 digital readout (DRO) which combines an intuitive user experience with current touchscreen conventions and functionality.
Starrett’s Force Testing Systems feature a flexible, customizable architecture that enables the range of Starrett force and material testing software programs to be compatible with its different test frames.
Starrett also displays a broad range of wireless, electronic and mechanical precision measuring tools, and including the debut of its W4900 wireless digital indicator for comparative indicating measurement. It is said to be an intuitive, fast, easy-to-use gage. The latest electronic and wireless micrometers, bore gages, calipers and height gages are also demonstrated, supporting Industry 4.0 initiatives via DataSure wireless data acquisition.
Additionally, Starrett showcases its Tru-Stone engineered granite metrology bases featuring the Superior Red air bearing/solid machine foundation base, gage blocks, surface roughness testers and special gaging capabilities.
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