The solution enables large, complex 3D CAD (computer-aided design) data to be transferred to an iPad and then used for mobile visualization and comparison to real world conditions.
The new programmable system is for non-contact checking of high speed tools, particularly committed to those applications where there is the need for hi-speed spindles up to 80,000 rpm.
The new premium modules from SCHUNK are fully compatible with the previous VERO-S modular system, which now consists of more than 1,000 possible combinations for highly efficient workpiece clamping.
The range is particularly recommended for machining components in Automotive and General Engineering, though it has extensive applications across most industries.
Improved capability in precision part machining, reduced setting and process adjustment time, and integration with automation systems are some of its benefits.
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