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Mitutoyo America Corp. has introduced the Renishaw PH20 probe system, to accompany the Crysta-Apex S500/700/900 series Coordinate Measuring Machines, for test and measurement applications.

The probe system offers high-speed scanning capabilities. It allows measurement points to be taken by moving only the head, which provides improved accuracy and repeatability. It can be used with TP20 probe modules for a wide range of trigger forces, directional sensing options and extensions, as well as with the TCR20 change rack.

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Jul 2014
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