Surface plates provide a large flat reference surface that can be extremely useful for inspecting incoming, in-process, or finished parts. The surface plate is oftentimes referred to as the foundation of measurement since it provides the reference for much of the layout work done in an inspection cell. When used in combination with various gages…
It’s All About the Chemistry Each hardbanding product has its own, unique chemical composition, no two materials are the same. For example, some materials form Chrome Carbides or Titanium Carbides to provide wear resistance. The matrix which holds the carbides is also different for each product. The chemistry of Duraband®NC was formulated to ensure that…
The new generation of electronic comparators The new Millimess 2000 W(i) and 2001 W(i) series of electronic comparators set new standards in metrology – thanks to unique and innovative features. Touch operating keys: Reliable operation in the measuring system Fully hardened glass display: Robust and completely insensitive Linearized inductive probe measuring system: Integrated measuring system…
The use of electronic temperature compensation in gaging has become a valuable tool in improving the accuracy and GR&Rs of gages in harsh manufacturing environments. The need for temperature compensation comes into play when the expected errors from temperature variation caused by the environment can use up more than 10% of the part tolerance. Where…
In the world of craftsmanship and industry, precision and permanence are often paramount. When it comes to marking various materials, steel hand stamps have played a vital role for centuries. These unassuming tools are capable of leaving an indelible mark on a wide range of surfaces, from metal to wood and even plastics. In this…
The oil and gas industry relies heavily on the usage of metal in numerous stages, from extraction to delivery to the final customer. To serve the purpose of various applications involved in the industry use of metals is more than 60 percent. The weldability of metals is why carbon and stainless steel are the two…