A 3D non contact profilometer can quickly measure the dimensions of parts in batches by simply placing the product on the measuring table. Importing CAD drawings can realize product comparison and offline programming, improving measurement efficiency.
Double Telecentric Lens, Full-size Stable Measurement
Intelligent Measurement, Image and Drawing, and Integration
Profilometers are widely used in precision manufacturing, quality control, and scientific research fields, such as testing engine parts (pistons, gears) in the automotive industry, analyzing wafer surface morphology in the semiconductor industry, and evaluating the accuracy of artificial joints in medical devices. They also support mold reverse modeling and scientific research experiments. They are the core tools for measuring surface profile, roughness and form and position tolerances, and help facilitate high-precision product design and process optimization.
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Model | SISCO-PM-DESS100 | ||
Host | Image Sensor | 20 Million Pixels | |
Measurement Range | 100mm×80mm | ||
Magnification | 0.109X | ||
Display Unit | 0.001 | ||
Measurement Accuracy | (3.0+L/50MM) μm | ||
Camera Interface | USB 3.0 transmission interface. (transmission rate: 500MB/s) | ||
Lens | Double-sided telecentric lens. | ||
Illumination System | Transmission System | Telecentric light transmission. (green color) | |
Low Angle Surface Light Source | Moveable up and down programmable LED light source. (color: white) | ||
Power Supply Voltage | AC 100~240V, 50/60Hz | ||
Camera Power Supply | Output/ Rated load DC24V0.6A or less | ||
Measurement Error | ±(3.0+L/100)mm | ||
Repeatability | ±3.0 | ||
Dimension | 300mm×530mm×760mm | ||
Weight | 35kg |
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Q1: What is the difference between a profilometer and a roughness meter? ​​
A1: Profilometer: can measure the complete surface profile and multi-dimensional parameters (such as angle, groove shape), with more comprehensive functions
    Roughness meter: dedicated to surface roughness (Ra/Rz) measurement, portable and low cost.
Q2: What parameters can the Profilometer measure? ​​
A2: Basic parameters: Ra (roughness), Rz (maximum profile height), straightness, roundness, angle, groove depth/width, etc.
Advanced analysis: complex geometric features such as surface fitting, groove center distance, convexity, logarithmic curve, etc.
Q3: What are the main types of profilometers?
A3: Stylus profilometer: High accuracy, but may scratch soft materials.
Optical profilometer: Non-destructive testing, suitable for precision optical components or brittle materials.
Laser profilometer: High-speed scanning, suitable for dynamic or large-sized objects.
Tips: What are the Common Misunderstandings in the Use of Profilometers?
Improper Installation of the Stylus: If the stylus is not installed firmly or is not perpendicular to the measured surface, the measurement result will be biased.
Measuring too Fast: It may cause the stylus to jump on the surface of the workpiece, affecting the measurement accuracy.
Unreasonable Measurement Path: If the measurement path is improperly planned when measuring complex-shaped workpieces, some areas may be missed or repeated measurements may be made, affecting the measurement efficiency and results.
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