Mitutoyo Increases Inspection Accuracy and Range with the Launch of New SurfaceMeasure-S Series SM0303S and 2929S In-Line Laser Sensors
AURORA, Ill. — Mitutoyo America Corporation, the leading manufacturer of precision metrology instruments and solutions, announces the release of the SurfaceMeasure-S Series. The SM0303S and 2929S sensors join the SM1008S sensor to complete the innovative collection of line-laser sensors engineered for in-line inspection.
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The SurfaceMeasure-S line is a series of smart sensors that use Mitutoyo's unique optical system in addition to our conventional sensor technology. The series delivers measurable advancements in quality and operational efficiency.
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Inspect and measure with high accuracy in-line scanning and build a customizable inspection routine with the SurfaceMeasure-S Series. The system features integrated web-based software and offers 2D and 3D scanning, intuitive inspection tools and capabilities to perform operations and dimensional inspections ranging from 2D profile to 3D surface measurements.
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The SM0303S, is the high-resolution model in the SurfaceMeasure-S Series. It offers an accuracy of 9 micrometers and a resolution of 13 to 17 micrometers in the X direction. The 2929S features the series' largest field of view and working distance — 292 millimeters wide by 290 millimeters deep — while achieving a scanning accuracy of 65 micrometers.
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'The SurfaceMeasure-S Series sensors can seamlessly integrate into existing infrastructure or serve as the foundation to achieve precision in your inspection systems by supporting digital transformation and smart manufacturing initiatives,' said Michael Browner, Sensor Product Manager at Mitutoyo America Corp.
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Key features of the SurfaceMeasure-S Series:
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, precision is our profession. We are the leader in metrology instruments, solutions and support. With the largest product portfolio of any commercial metrology provider and the highest-performing A2LA-accredited calibration laboratories (A2LA Certificate No. 0750.01) in the nation.
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