Faro Vantage E
is a portable instrument that allows fast and precise on site measurements reducing the inspection times.
3D measurements
The laser tracker measures two angles (zenith e azimuth) using built-in encoders and one distance by mean of an absolute laser beam
3D software package
Faro's CAM2 software allows fast, precise and efficient measurements
Integration
Real time measurements, flexibility / fast response / precision, automatic generation of reports
3D measurements
measurements of complex entities (planes, pins, slots, holes, lines, tubes, ...)
Quality control
check piece vs. nominal dimensions
Manufacturing inspection
speed up geometrical tolerances verification
Machine installation
assure proper and precise assembly of machines or components
Alignment survey
check of actual alignment status for stands, machines, ...
Services
3D Inspections
3D measurements on assembled parts (even of large size)
Alignments
Alignment survey of Continuous Casting Machines
Quality control of manufactured pieces
Comparing actual dimensions with CAD model
Machines installation
Levelling to gravity with high precision
F.A.Q.
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How does the laser tracker work?
The laser tracker measures two angles (rotation – azimuth – and elevation – zenith) and one distance: the angles (correspondent to the two axes of the measuring head) are measured by encoders while the distance is measured by a Class 1 laser beam that is reflected by a spherical target put onto the surface to be measured.
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Is the distance measured absolute or incremental?
The distance is measured by an Absolute Distance Meter – ADM – laser beam sent from tracker e reflected by a Spherically Mounted Retroflector – SMR – put onto the surface to be measured.
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What kind of measurements can I do?
With CAM2 software you can measure not only points but also complex entities like planes, circles, cylinders, slots and you can construct secondary entities starting from the measured ones.
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Can I work with CAD?
After importing the CAD 3D model, you can align it with the piece to measure and compare the measured entities (reality) against the nominal ones (CAD).
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Can I use the tracker to level to gravity a machine?
The tracker can create a very precise working level (+/- 2 arcseconds, where 3600 arcseconds correspond to 1° => 1 arcs = 0.000278°) through any reference point. Moving the SMR in the space you have a real time information of the elevation and coordinates of any point.
Contacts
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via Poscolle 8C, 33100 Udine - Italy
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