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Non-contact 3D Digitizer
Measuring Instruments
KONICA MINOLTA RANGE5
Non-contact 3D Digitizer
NEW
The Visionary Eye.
Creating the Future Style of Manufacturing.
Non-contact 3D digitizer suitable for industrial applications requiring high accuracy and reliability.
INNOVATION
Innovative performance offered by a next-generation 3D digitizer
Full of various types of know-how to enable high-quality 3D data to be obtained quickly and easily.
Easy-to-carry digitizer with integrated camera and controller
The KONICA MINOLTA RANGE5 is a new 3D digitizer series full of 3D digitizing know-how accumulated from Konica Minolta's over 10 years of experience. The compact and lightweight design integrates the camera and controller in a single body weighing only approximately 6.7 kg, providing high mobility on measurement sites.
Various focusing functions for quick capturing of clear 3D data
The FOV indicator shows the current measurement area.
The auto-focus (AF) function implements further advances that only Konica Minolta could provide, to offer a multi-focus mode which automatically shifts the focus position in two steps to obtain more accurate and sharper 3D measurement data. This is especially effective for measurement of deep objects. The adjustment of distance and angle of view is also easy by using the point AF function which adjusts the focus to the point specified by the user and the Field of View (FOV) indicator which shows the current measurement area.
The 3D preview function reduces erroneous measurements
The 3D preview function allows users to predict measurement results quickly. With a pre-scan of only 0.4 seconds, users can check for measurement area depth, dead angles, scan problems due to surface conditions, etc. beforehand to greatly reduce erroneous measurements.
Check the focus on the monitor screen. → Preview is displayed in 0.4 seconds. → Measurement results
Excellent ability to measure glossy surfaces, surpassing normal assumptions regarding optical 3D digitizers
The new sensor and original measurement algorithm ensure a wider dynamic range. Even glossy objects, such as metallic surfaces, can be measured reliably.
Measurement of the machined surface of a cast part
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