Workshop microscope from Mahr for rapid evaluation of geometric elements
With the MarVision MM 500, Mahr has launched a new workshop microscope for the rapid inspection and evaluation of geometric elements. It can be used in the workshop and in the laboratory and inspects turned, milled, punched and bent parts, plastic parts or electronic circuit boards, for example.
Mahr offers the new MarVision MM 500 measuring microscope for the workshop and laboratory in two versions, each with three measuring ranges: with manual axes or with CNC axis control. This means that a total of six models are available, from which users can choose the perfect solution for their requirements. The MarVision MM 500 inspects, for example, turned, milled, punched and bent parts, plastic parts or electronic circuit boards. The measuring microscope uses automatic edge detection to determine geometric elements such as straight lines, circles, distances, angles or intersections on these workpieces without contact. Thanks to the optical incremental measuring system, it offers outstanding accuracy and reliability, even with the smallest components. In addition, its color camera captures particularly high-contrast images.
The MarVision MM 500 has robust mechanics and a stable design that provides lasting protection against vibrations. This ensures the reliability of the measurement results. The manual models are designed to check components quickly and easily. In contrast, the CNC versions with stitching are designed for higher throughput, e.g. recurring measurement tasks on a sample. The one-box design of the electronics makes commissioning the measuring microscope very simple. Users can achieve measurement results quickly and easily without complex pre-settings: the system is controlled using the intuitive M3 software, either via touchscreen PC or keyboard and mouse.