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Project X for measurement

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 28, 2006

Project X For Measurement UK based Aberlink are reporting excellent early sales of their recently launched, groundbreaking Project X.

UK based Aberlink are reporting excellent early sales of their recently launched, groundbreaking Project X.

The company's new Optical Measuring device is based on a revolutionary, Aberlink patented, Colour-Matrix scale.

This unique approach allows X,Y and rotational positions to be plotted with extreme levels of accuracy.

Although the robust new unit boasts a large measuring capacity of 400 x 300mm with 125mm of motorised Z axis focus, it occupies a relatively small foot-print and is equally at home within an inspection department or on a shop-floor.

Retailing for the same price as a conventional profile projector, yet delivering vastly more functionality and improved accuracy, Aberlink's latest, non-contact offering has already been sold to a wide variety of industries.

A smooth air-bearing system, high inertia adjustment hand-wheels and automatic edge detection helps ensure Project X's class-leading accuracy and ease of operation, The new unit's advanced Telecentric's Lens means that operational metrology is not reliant on focus, whilst a 19" flat screen, high-resolution monitor guarantees that all displayed images and graphics are crisp and clear.

Further improving speed of operation, a fast digital magnification facility, negates the need to changes lenses.

Project X's controller boasts a huge memory and rapid processing power, enabling Aberlink's own intuitive software to generate full graphical and tabulated reports at the click of a mouse.