Exact Metrology named distributor of #HandsOnMetrology

Exact Metrology, a division of In-Place Machining Co. and a comprehensive 3D metrology service provider and hardware sales company, has become the North American distributor of HandsOnMetrology. As a representative of the 3D scanning network, Exact Metrology will be a contact for companies in the United States who want to optimize quality control processes with 3D scanning and automation solutions.

Available at both the Brookfield (Milwaukee), Wisconsin and the Cincinnati, Ohio locations, the #HandsOnMetrology portfolio offers measuring systems including GOM Scan 1, ATOS Q, T-SCAN 10/20, and the hand-held T SCAN hawk. Exact Metrology also offers the GOM ScanCobot automation solution.

GOM Scan 1

• Delivers the foundation for detailed and accurate 3D meshes with industrial standards such as GOM fringe projection technology
• Delivers 3D data with high precision
• Ideal for simple and fast measurements of small to medium-sized parts, even in confined spaces

ATOS Q

• A 3D scanner for complex measurement and inspection tasks in different industries
• Delivers traceable measurement results, especially in harsh conditions
• Captures information with a high degree of detail, providing a reliable basis to interpret information
• Triple Scan Principle offers advantages for measuring reflective surfaces and objects with indentations
• Blue Light Equalizer enables high-speed fringe projection and short measuring times on challenging services

Hand-held 3D scanner T-SCAN hawk

• Captures data whenever needed
• Includes technical features such as: photogrammetry of large objects, multiple laser sources, and three scanning models

GOM ScanCobot

• A mobile automated 3D scanning system, easily integrates with ATOS Q
• Improves efficiency in quality control of small to medium-sized parts, including plastics, fabricated metals, and castings.
• Combination with ATOS performance results in fast fringe projection, data processing, high throughput, and a design ideal for industrial use