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  • 2010 FH 3D probe measuring

    2010 FH 3D probe measuring system

    • Manufacturer: FH

    It is a FH 3D probe with ISO 50 NC mount Display resolution 0.01 mm

    Cologne, Germany
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    HEIDENHAIN MT 60 - Digital

    HEIDENHAIN MT 60 - Digital touch probe

    • Manufacturer: Heidenhain

    dimension of workpiece - mm voltage - V - weight of the machine ca. - t dimensions of the machine ca. - m

    Gorxheimertal, Germany
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    Renishaw OMP60 000-000

    Renishaw OMP60 000-000

    • Manufacturer: Renishaw
    • Model: OMP60

    Renishaw OMP60 probe system with keyless chuck Included in delivery: – OMP60 probe – Keyless chuck with integrated radio module – Ruby stylus – Mounting tool (hex socket) – Original Renishaw carrying case – Quick...

    Leingarten, Germany
  • 3D Probe Zero Master analog

    3D Probe Zero Master analog

    • Manufacturer: Sorotec

    Description Zero Master analog The size of the Zero Master is perfectly suited to small machines. Technical features clamping shank Ø 10 mm Can be used on machines with SK 30 or small HSK spindles Shortened housi...

    Rheinmünster, Germany

Overview

Probes are essential tools used in various industries for measuring, testing, and inspecting materials or environments. They come in different types, such as temperature probes, pressure probes, and electrical probes, each designed for specific applications. Probes are crucial for ensuring accuracy and reliability in processes ranging from scientific research to industrial manufacturing.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a probe?

Consider the type of measurement you need, the probe's compatibility with your equipment, its accuracy, and the operating environment. Also, check for durability and ease of use.

How can I ensure my probe is shipped safely?

Ensure the probe is well-packaged to prevent damage during transit. Use a shipping service experienced with delicate instruments and request insurance for added protection.

What is the recommended maintenance for probes?

Regularly clean the probe according to the manufacturer's instructions, calibrate it periodically to maintain accuracy, and store it in a protective case when not in use to prevent damage.