13. Flatness A Flatness tolerance zone is the distance between two parallel planes, the part surface must lie between them.
14. Straightness A straightness tolerance is used to control the straightness of a surface or axis. It specifies how much the surface or axis is allowed to vary from the perfect straight line implied by the point.
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21. Circular Run out A Circular run out tolerance controls the relationship of individual circular elements of the part feature to a datum axis.
22. Total Run out A total run out tolerance controls the relationship of the entire feature surface to a datum axis.
23. Position Position refers to the theoretically exact location of the centre, axis or centre plane of a feature in relation to another feature or datum. A position tolerance specifies how much the centre, axis, or centre plane is allowed to vary from its theoretically exact location.
24. Concentricity Concentricity describes the relationship between the axes of two or more cylindrical features. Perfect concentricity exists when the axes coincide.
25. Symmetry A part feature that can be divided into two equal halves is described as symmetrical.
43. Trigger and High Accuracy Scanning sensors LSP-X3 Max. Stylus extension 360 mm LSP-X5 Max. Stylus extension 500 mm LSP S2/S4 Max. Stylus extension from 600 to 800 mm LSP-X1 Max. Stylus extension 220 mm Tesastar Manual Swivelling Tesastar I Manual Indexable Tesastar-m Motorized Indexable Leica T-Probe Walk around measuring probe Tesastar-mp Magnetic tip modules Stationary Portable Micro
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45. Software for all requirements PC-DMIS, General purpose & for sculptured Geometries Quindos Prismatic & Special geometries Chorus CAD PC-DMIS QUINDOS CogniTens CogniTens software package for white light measurement, sheet metal inspection, assembly analysis and reverse engineering ChorusCAD, /Surfer Sheet metal Stationary Portable Micro