Mitutoyo Launches New Hybrid FORMTRACER Avant H-3000 and Formtracepak v6.2 Software Increasing Efficiency for Contour & Surface Roughness Measurements
Increase efficiency in contour and surface roughness measurements by improving analysis, inspection and tolerancing.
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The Hybrid FORMTRACER Avant Series FTA-H3000 allows users to perform two disciplines on a single platform by capturing surface roughness and contour measurements in a single trace. This reduces setup time, measurement duration and the space needed for an additional machine by consolidating two measuring instruments into one detector, enabling precise evaluation of the same cross-section.
'The new H-3000 detector head measuring range is three times that of previous models, with an industry-leading 16-millimeter Z-axis range. This specification allows for various application solutions,' said Christopher Lee, Form Products Manager at Mitutoyo America Corporation.
The FTA-H3000 has retrofittable detectors that enable dedicated surface roughness and contour measurements. This helps manufacturers detect imperfections early and ensure that parts meet strict quality standards.
Key features:
Z-axis measuring range can be extended using an optional stylus
X-axis inclinable drive unit with ±45-degree inclination range
Built-in precision arc scale technology allows direct reading of the stylus trajectory
The FORMTRACER software supports all contour, surface roughness and FORMTRACER machine models in the FTA-Avant series. FORMTRACER v6.2 can be launched with a single icon click for measurement, analysis and report generation functions.
Key features:
Supports the new ISO 21920 (2021) standard and existing ISO and JIS standards
Contour-tolerancing function as a standard feature
Capable of exporting multiple file types
At Mitutoyo, 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. For more information, contact the Mitutoyo inside sales team at mitutoyo.com/contact-us/.
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