NGOC MINH ISE CO., LTD

Features

Class highest level accuracy

Maximum permissible length measurement error
E0, MPE：1.8 + 3L/1000 μm*
A newly developed highly rigid bridge delivers the highest level accuracy in class
* Temperature condition:18 ～ 22℃

Stunning speed realized by a newly developed driving mechanism

Drive speed 700 mm/sec max.
Acceleration 2300 mm/sec² max.
 
The driver of each axis uses a newly developed driving mechanism to enable high-speed and stable drive.
A change from the former belt-driven method to the newly developed drive system dramatically improves maneuverability.
This newly developed driving mechanism increases the drive speed by 64% and acceleration by 35% (compared to our previous models).
The new mechanism reduces the total time required for measurement, significantly increasing the measurement efficiency.

Enhanced resistance to environment

Temperature range for guarantee accuracy:15 to 30°C<sup>*1

A newly designed cover is used that prevents the X-axis guide and Y-axis carriage from being affected directly by temperature changes.

Furthermore, by adopting a structure designed to suppress the deformation of the stone worktable due to temperature changes, XYZAX AXCEL minimizes the impact of temperature changes. It supports a substantially wider accuracy guarantee temperature range of 15 - 30°C*1 while maintaining high accuracy.

This temperature range for guarantee accuracy helps you save the cost for temperature control in the measuring room.</sup>

 

 

 

Equipped with 2-axis rotating head RDS and scanning probe VAST XXT

2-axis rotating head RDS rotates ±180 ﾟ horizontally or vertically at a pitch of 5.0ﾟ, enabling 5,184 positioning patterns at maximum. By combining with scanning probe VAST XXT, XYZAX AXCEL can perform high accuracy oscillating scanning measurement at many different angles. Non-contact type line laser sensor LineScan 2 is also available (optional). It is useful when you want to shorten lead time of profile by surface measurement or conduct reverse engineering by obtaining mass point group data.