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Using WinWerth® Scout to Access Measurement Results in Production

The WinWerth® Scout user interface allows quick and easy access to measurement results in both graphical and tabular forms. It can be used with any Werth coordinate measuring machine. All measurement processes in the company can be viewed, and measurement […]

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TomoScope®FQ version expands the possibilities of X-ray tomography for inline and atline measurements

The TomoScope® FQ (Fast Qualifier) machine family are optimized for inline and at-line measurements. A powerful X-ray tube enables short exposure times for each radiographic image. This in combination with OnTheFly mode and real-time reconstruction results in high measurement speeds. […]

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Analyzing voids in workpieces

X-ray tomography coordinate measuring machines are used to X-ray the workpieces and reconstruct a virtual workpiece volume. In principle, this also contains information about the inside of the workpiece. Find out here what evaluation options the WinWerth® measurement software offers. Voids […]

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What is a rotary fitting suitable for?

Fitting measuring point clouds to the CAD model is a prerequisite for many evaluation options, for example for 3D nominal-to-part deviation analyses and automatic burr detection in the WinWerth® measurement software. Find out here how reliable fitting in WinWerth® is possible even […]

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Non-contact optical sensors – Werth Laser Probe

In order to be able to carry out three-dimensional (3D) measurements of workpieces with optical sensors, a method for measurements along the third coordinate axis is required in addition to the image processing sensor. One such distance sensor is the […]

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