Optical Gaging Services
Description
With the great variety of new gaging equipment on the market, an easy and practical approach is sometimes overlooked. Many are discovering that inspection with the use of an Optical Comparator, a custom ChartGage and a Staging Fixture or a Tracer is economical and requires little experience. This approach has provided a simple solution to some difficult gaging problems. GageLine Technology has 55 years experience in optical gaging.
We just require some basic information from our customer and we do the rest. The following information helps us give our customers exactly what they need to solve their gaging problem:
- A statement of the gaging problem or dimensions to be inspected
- A part print, sketch, or CAD file
- Locating surfaces on part identified
- Number of parts to be inspected
- Inspection rate
- Is fixturing or staging required
- Model and make of comparator
- Magnifications available
- Is surface illumination available
Optical Gaging Services
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- No markups, no fees
- Direct contact with supplier
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Frequently Asked Questions
An Optical Comparator is a gaging equipment that is used for inspection and measurement purposes.
An Optical Comparator works by projecting an enlarged image of a part onto a screen, allowing for easy measurement and examination of various features.
The customer needs to provide a statement of the gaging problem or dimensions to be inspected, a part print, sketch, or CAD file, identifying the locating surfaces on the part, the number of parts to be inspected, and the desired inspection rate.
The available magnifications for an Optical Comparator may vary depending on the model and make. It is important to check the specifications of the specific comparator being used.
Surface illumination may be available for certain models of Optical Comparators. It is recommended to check the specifications or consult with the manufacturer to determine if surface illumination is available for a specific model.