Coordinate Measuring Machines
Probing Accessories
Mitutoyo Styli Kits M2
Materials used for spherical probes
Ruby As the hardest of all probe element materials, ruby is the perfect all-round material. Spherical probes made of ruby have been used for most standard applications. The low specific density of ruby enables the mass of the stylus tip to be kept as small as possible. This effectively allows the elimination of false triggers caused by mass inertia when the CMM moves. Zirconium oxide Because of the specific surface properties of balls made of zirconium oxide - a ceramic compound – it is ideally suited for aggressive scanning of abrasive surfaces, such as workpieces made of cast iron. Zirconium oxide has virtually the same hardness and wear- resistant properties as ruby.
STARTER - K651376
BASIC 1 - K651377
BASIC 2 - K651354
PROFESSIONAL - K651379
Styli Kit M2/M3 - K651445
M3
Silicon nitride Silicon nitride is extremely hard and wear- resistant with the lowest surface roughness of all ball materials. Specific advantage: Silicon nitride is resistant to absorbing aluminum from workpiece surfaces.
STARTER - K651380
Carbon Fiber 1 - K651318
Carbon Fiber 2 - K651319
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BASIC 1 - K651381
Carbon Fiber 3 - K651320
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