NEW MAHR MARSURF CM EXPLORER 3D
Overview
The flexible all-round measuring solution
The MarSurf CM explorer is a compact confocal microscope for the three dimensional measurement and analysis of surfaces – non-tactile, independent of material and fast.
Thanks to its robust construction and its insensitivity to environmental influences, the MarSurf CM explorer is not only suitable for use in test laboratories, but is also optimally equipped for quality assurance in production environments.
Your top advantages:
High measuring speed – even at full resolution
User-friendly concept
Safety through collision detection in all directions to protect your workpiece and measuring system
High Dynamic Range (HDR) function 16 bit
Consistently high resolution even with large measurement areas thanks to HD stitching
The established optical measuring system is successfully used, for example, for:
Roughness measurement according to DIN EN ISO 4287 / 25178
Topography measurement (including volume, wear, isotropy)
Measurement of microgeometry and layer thicknesses
Users value the MarSurf CM explorer as a reliable measuring system that provides quantitative traceable 3D characteristics for many industries
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