Cylinder Styli
The cylindrical styli come in use when the optimal measurement point cannot be reliably reached with the ball. For example, getting the endpoints of the punched holes in the metal sheets is essential during the scanning. This task can be accomplished by deliberately touching the stem of a cylindrical stylus. Please note that the probe´s axis must be as possibly perpendicular to the element´s axis. For cylindrical probes with rounded ends, it is also possible to perform end-face probing or probing on the entire ball area.
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Type P
Cylinder styli are used for probing thin sheets and sharp edges. They are used where accurate measurement with a ball is not possible. The face of this type of styli is ground flat.
Type P
Type Q
Cylinder styli are used for probing thin sheets and sharp edges. They are used where accurate measurement with a ball is not possible. The end face of the probing element is spherical and is used for axial probing.
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Type R
Cylinder styli are used for probing thin sheet metal and sharp edges, where accurate measurement with a ball is not possible. The face of the probing element is spherical and is ideal for probing deep features and bores in X, Y and Z directions. The stem is cylindrical throughout without a step.
Type R