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TruMotion - Inspect circular components in a shop floor environment whilst maintaining world class accuracies more commonly seen in the standards laboratory.

TruMotion

Manual Spin Rotary Table for Optimal Circular Geometry (TIR) Inspection

Inspect circular components in a shop floor environment whilst maintaining world class accuracies more commonly seen in the standards laboratory.

Measurement Capacity:

• Measure Flatness, Parallelism, Runout, Concentricity, Eccentricity and Roundness*
• Maximum load capacity 50 kgs
• Free spinning by hand
• Ø200 mm Table Top
• Axial and Radial Runout of 0.001 mm
• Radially adjustable Articulated Probe holder

Options and Accessories

• Single or double channel
• Centring and levelling
• Rotary encoder interface
• Manual or automated data collection
• GeoForm or Sylcom Data Processing Software
• Generate inspection reports

*Requires optional software

GeoForm

Form Checker Screen Shots
  • 2 channel system
  • Measure Flatness, Parallelism, Runout, Concentricity,
  • Eccentricity and Roundness
  • Record temperature
  • Millimetres and Inch
  • View Results in data table, polar plot and line graph
  • Generate reports
  • Export csv files
Sylcom-System
  • Sylcom is the latest software product to be launched by Sylvac and has been designed to process information from instruments connected via Bluetooth® Wireless technology or via a USB cable.

  • Fully compatible with all standard M-bus modules.

  • The data can be saved in Sylcom and then exported to an Excel file.

  • Several features such as control plans, monitoring, statistics and SPC export are available.

  • Choose Sylcom Expert and connect up to 500 instruments via Bluetooth® to measure all liner dimension plus runout and concentricity via RPI’s TruMotion rotary table (Sylcom Expert special version required) in a single  measurement cell.

TruMotion - Inspect circular components in a shop floor environment whilst maintaining world class accuracies more commonly seen in the standards laboratory.

Calibrations follow RPI’s QD12-100 Calibration Notation and Procedures and conform to ISO230-1, 2, 7