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Automatic diameter testing of shafts

The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques. The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques.

Automatic diameter testing of shafts

The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques. The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques.

Application challenge

The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques.

Measurement method and system

The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques.

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The problem

The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques.

The method

The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques.

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The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques.

The Vertical Gauging Unit (VGU) is a measuring system for the precise and non-contact measurement of shafts and axes. The system is equipped with four optical micrometers and a laser distance sensor. The system enables measurements of axial lengths, diameters, concentricity and splines – achieving cycle times and accuracies that could never be achieved with manual measurement techniques.

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