XM-600 multi-axis calibrator
Brand: Renishaw | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
The XM-600 delivers the full six degrees of freedom capability of the XM-60 system when used with CARTO software, and adds communication with Renishaw UCC controllers. It suits facilities that run both machine tools and coordinate measuring machines.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Measures six degrees of freedom simultaneously from a single set-up |
| Specification | Communicates with Renishaw UCC controllers |
| Specification | Supplied with a certificate of conformity unique to the component serial numbers |
| Recommended recalibration period | two years in a normal environment |
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