Medical parts manufacturing demands process control. The P7 multi-function electronic process-control device manages various types of machine tools using pre-process, in-process, and post-process measurement, shape, and touch-probe controls. Its ethernet-based networking capability provides a connection that replaces serial connections for fast, reliable data transmission between devices and the P7 unit.
According to its manufacturer, an ethernet connection simplifies integrating the P7 with PCs, which eliminates having to use a serial-port connection. Also with the ethernet connection, the P7 easily interfaces with networks. This lets medical shops connect the P7 to the Internet for off-sight process monitoring and analysis.
In addition, the system manages automatic grinding-wheel balancing as well as optimizes wheel feed and dressing cycles through acoustic analysis.
Marposs Corp.
Auburn Hills, Mich.
marposs.com
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