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OPTODYNE'S   MCV-2002   Linear   and   Angular   Machine Calibration Instrument calibrates CNC machine tools, CMM's (Coordinate    Measuring    Machines),    and     other    precision measurement  machines  and  stages.  Angular,  straightness  and flatness measurements can be made "onthe-fly". The unique dual beam  design  provides  a  rapid  means  to  measure  the  surface flatness  of  surface  plates,  optical  tables,  machine  tools,  and bearing guides. OPTODYNE'S  machine  calibration  instruments  are  based  on our   proprietary   and   patented   Laser   Doppler   Displacement Meter  (LDDMTM)  technology.  The  total  system  is  compact providing easy, convenient storage and transporting. Easy set-up procedures  reduce  overall  machine  calibration  time,  especially where  multiple axes are  involved. This, coupled  with a modest initial investment, provides continual savings. The  MCV-2002  dual  beam  system  design  provides  the  user  a simple, easy-to-operate angular and linear capability in a single instrument.  It  is  like  "having  two  interferometers  in  one".  One beam collects the angular data while the other beam monitors the linear position. The user friendly software, running on a laptop or notebook computer, collects and analyzes this data. The data can then be displayed on screen or printed in tabular or graphic form.        MAJOR FEATURES AND BENEFITS Simultaneous linear and angular data collection Compact and light-weight Easy to align and set-up Automatic data collection NIST traceable laser accuracy Long range and high speed No tripod and no interferometer On-the-fly measurement capability         (Via Displacement) Windows or DOS software Automatic compensation for environmental factors NMTBA, VDI, ISO and BS standards MAJOR APPLICATIONS Calibration of surface plates Calibration of CNC machine tools Calibration of CMM's Check pitch and yaw angles of linear machines       and XY-tables Measuring straightness of machine motion


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