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
Improves product quality
thanks to very precise 3D measurements
Improves the satisfaction of the final customer / end user
thanks to a better product quality control
Improves the yield
optimizing the troubleshooting and the analysis of failures / defects
Improves the productivity
reducing the times for inspections
Reduces the time for installation
assuring proper assembly of machines or components
Speeds up the decision-making process
thanks to a clear reporting easy to distribute
Services
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
Location:
via Poscolle 8C, 33100 Udine - Italy