Ballbar Systems
In the manufacturing process, ballbar systems are used to verify the positioning performance of NCN machine tools, evaluating a machine’s production accuracy to extend the life of the machine’s components and improve overall accuracy. A ballbar utilizes an indicator on the end of a telescoping rod, which is moved by machine in a circle around a central point in a machine, commonly a machining axis. The indicator is then able to measure radial deviations in the central point, along with other data points such as geometric inconsistencies and axial delays.
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Advanced ballbar testing enables this semiconductor component supplier to achieve better-than-new machine tool accuracy and extend machine life for unconventional silicon processing.
Renishaw machine tool probes and calibration products check and verify the dimensional accuracy of the company’s CNC machine tools. The resulting data are stored for quick retrieval and easy access using Renishaw’s CNC Reporter software.
QC20-W wireless ballbar technology from Renishaw does fast checks with minimal interruption and adds a new dimension of volumetric accuracy testing that is ideal for use in small machining envelopes on medical machine tools.
Gefran introduces TWIIST, which features a unique helical magnetoelectronic design that allows it to take multiple measurements simultaneously, with a focus on operator safety.
KES Machine LLC’s investment in Renishaw’s XM-60 and XM-600 multi-axis calibrators enhances its services by quickly obtaining data to provide high-quality services.
AMETEK Newage Testing Instruments has launched the improved B.O.S.S. system, which virtually eliminates operator influence on testing.
