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Probing systems and styli for coordinate measuring machines are available from Renishaw, a world leader in probe heads for CMM's and machine tools. Indexible, laser scanning and video probe heads provide accurate and efficient measurements. Whether you are retrofitting or purchasing new, Renishaw has the probing system for you.



To compliment their probe heads, Renishaw offers a comprehensive range of styli for CMM and CNC users. Thread sizes include M2, M3, M4, and M5. Materials such as graphite, ceramic, and tungsten carbide provide optimum performance. All styli are manufactured to ISO 9001 standards.

 

Special TP2 Upgrade Offer
   

Upgrade your existing TP2 probe sensor to Renishaw's innovative TP20 probing system and help deliver a substantial increase to your inspection productivity.

This special offeris designed to update your inspection process to the latest technology-at a significant cost savings! You can easily optimize your probe and stylus performance with seven specialized probe modules designed for a wide range of applications.

The TP20 probing system is a direct replacement for TP2-5W and TP2-6W probe-no other program modifications are required.

Benefits of the TP20 include:

  • Flexibility to automate your inspection processes
  • Reduces inspection times with fast, repeatable, stylus changing
  • Eliminates time consuming re-qualification
  • Optimizes probe and stylus performance with seven specialized probe modules designed for a wide range of applications
  • Improved collision protection - with two-piece magnetic design
  • Extended life with multiple modules
  • No manual spring tension adjustments required - predictable performance throughout a wide range of operating conditions.

 

 

Special Offer

For a limited time, Renishaw is offering a complete TP20 probe kit, including three probe modules-a $4658 value-for the single upgrade price of $1876 (return of a TP2 or TP6 is required).

 

 


To receive more information, please call 440-892-9277

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Last updated February 6, 2012