Master3DGage scanning system has swappable probes

Hexagon’s new Master3DGage portable CMM can be used for reverse engineering and inspections of parts or mold cavities.
July 10, 2019
Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence
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Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence
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Master3DGage Hexagon’s new portable CMM can be used for reverse engineering and inspections of parts or mold cavities. It’s made of lightweight carbon-fiber components and features swappable probes; the scanning system also can be equipped with an optional laser scanner that’s interchangeable with tactile probes. The Master3DGage is ideal for use in a quality-control lab, as well as on the shop floor.

What’s new? The system, which has been available a few months.

Benefits Ease of use. To scan an object, users simply align the part they wish to scan with the Master3DGage’s 3-D CAD model and probe any surface of interest; the scanning system then creates inspection-result reports and color-deviation maps.

Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, North Kingstown, R.I., 401-886-2000, www.hexagonmi.com