Optical Measurement

Compact Z

The need for miniaturization and increased machining accuracy has accelerated the evolution of materials technology from the micro to the nano scale. More and more, traditional scanning, 2D and contact metrological techniques do not have the capacity to properly characterize these surfaces.

Non-contact

Intuitive camera controls

Adjustable brightness

Height / delta / min / max measurements

Quick movements

Easy software

High accuracy

Measurements on moving parts

Compact WLI

The new TR Scan Compact WLI range allows measurements on any type of material with sub-nanometric resolution.

Non-contact

Small footprint

Measuring range 400 µm

Resolution 0.1 nanometer

Extremely easy to use

2.5x and 5x Michelson type optics

Exchangeable optics, or mounted on a carousel

Optical measurement with TR Scan Premium

Analyze surfaces texture with nanometer precision is already a technological challenge, but TR Scan Premium is able to perform this task with a good speed!

The TR Scan Premium is used in workshops and laboratories worldwide. It is completely designed and manufactured in Switzerland by TRIMOS.

Products

The TR Scan adapts a large range of materials such as steel, aluminium, brass, titanium, silicon, gold, ceramics, glass etc. The system can be tailored to fit the requirements of many industries: Automotive, Aircraft, Machine Tool, Watch, Railway, Medical, Materials, Optics, Electronic...

Technologies

The TR SCAN is an evolutionary machines in the time, through its different technology, it meets a wide range of applications the most varied applications.

White Light Interferometry
Technology

Chromatic Confocal Microscopy Line
Technology

Chromatic Confocal Microscopy Point - 2
Technology

A Revolutionary Concept

TR Scan 3D LINE use the CCML - Chromatic Confocal Microscopy Line technology.

The chromatic confocal line sensor TRIMOS CCML1 offers an incredibly fast 3D measurement of 384.000 points per second, that is to say more than 23 million points per minute with nanometric scale resolution.

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