Nikon Metrology - ModelMaker MMDx: 马来西亚的首选 Obsnap Instruments Sdn Bhd

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The ModelMaker MMDx handheld laser scanners are ideally suited for portable 3D inspection and reverse engineering applications. Their camera technology is a major leap forward in 3D laser scanning as they offer high frame rates and large stripe widths up to 200mm for ultra-productive scanning. MMDx incorporates Enhanced Sensor Performance (ESP3) to scan all sample materials and surface finishes without user intervention.

Key benefits

Faster and more accurate scanning saves money and time
Ergonomic, light and small scanner
Scans almost all industrial materials
Portable out-of-the box system
Easy and fast plug & play set-up
Designed for use in all shop floor conditions
Optimized for glossy or multi-material surfaces

Applications

Fast & accurate 3D digitizing
Part-to-CAD inspection: First article inspection against CAD model
Inspection of geometric features
Gap-and-flush inspection
Reverse engineering
Input for rapid prototyping

Specifications

	MMDx50	MMDx100	MMDx200
Accuracy ^1,2 (1σ)	7 μm	10 μm	16 μm
Stripe width (Y)	50 mm	100 mm	200 mm
Measuring range (Z)	50 mm	100 mm	150 mm
Stand-off	95 mm	100 mm	110 mm
Min. point resolution	40 µm	65 µm	115 µm
Max. data rate	150 Hz
Enhanced Sensor Perform.	ESP3 (real-time per point)
Warm up time	0 sec
Weight (approx.)	400 g
Laser power	Class 2, 660nm
Field of View indicator	Dot
Arm attachment	External

¹Typical values are 30% better than published values.
²Laser scanner Accuracy is determined by scanning a plane from various directions, each time using the entire scanner field of view. The result is the maximum 1ó deviation of the scan data to fitted plane features.

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Nikon Metrology - ModelMaker MMDx

1Typical values are 30% better than published values. 2Laser scanner Accuracy is determined by scanning a plane from various directions, each time using the entire scanner field of view. The result is the maximum 1ó deviation of the scan data to fitted plane features.

¹Typical values are 30% better than published values.
²Laser scanner Accuracy is determined by scanning a plane from various directions, each time using the entire scanner field of view. The result is the maximum 1ó deviation of the scan data to fitted plane features.