Nikon Automated 3D Laser Scanners L100 | PT. NIHON DENKEI INDONESIA Jakarta

CMM laser scanners make optimal use of a CMM’s ability to automate repetitive measurement tasks while maintaining maximum inspection accuracy.

The L100 is ideal for non-contact inspection of components where productivity is key, without having to compromise on accuracy. It offers exceptional precision and delivers high levels of detail.

Nikon Automated 3D Laser Scanners L100

Model:

L100

Maker:

Nikon Metrology NV

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Specification

Probing Error (MPE_p)¹	6.5 µm
Ball Bar Length (MPE_E)²	6 µm +L/350 mm
Multi-Stylus Test (MPE_AL)³	6 µm
ISO Probing Form Error⁴	15 µm
ISO Probing Size Error all⁵	20 µm
ISO Probing Dispersion Value⁶	26 µm
ISO Cone Angle⁷	125°
Scanning Speed	420,000 pts/sec
Resolution	Max. 42 µm
Max. Field-of-View Width	110 mm
Field-of-View Depth	60 mm
Stand-off Distance	105 mm
Laser Safety	Class 2
Enhanced Scanner Performance	ESP4
Daylight Filter	Yes
Probe Head Compatibility	PH10M, PH10MQ, CW43, PHS

All accuracy specifications valid for a CMM with an accuracy of 2µm + L/350 or better using manufacturer supplied test sphere.
¹ Nikon Metrology test comparable to EN/ISO 10360-2 MPE_P using 1ơ sphere fit.
² Nikon Metrology test comparable to EN/ISO 10360-2 MPE_E
³ Nikon Metrology test comparable to EN/ISO 10360-5 MPE_AL

Accuracy specifications according ISO 10360-8:2013:
⁴ P_{Form.Sph.1×25:Tr:ODS,MPE} : Maximum probing form error using 25 representative points in translatory scanning mode
⁵ P_{Size.Sph.All:Tr:ODS,MPE} : Maximum probing size error All using all measured points in translatory scanning mode
⁶ P_{Form.Sph.D95%:Tr:ODS,MPL} : Maximum probing dispersion value using 95% of the measured points in translatory scanning mode
⁷ Cone angle : Region of sphere on which the measured points are selected

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