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Revision as of 21:27, 24 October 2014

This conical seat target is useful for calibrating ball probes.

In sets of three or more, they turn into leapfrog or tube move targets that help VTube-LASER operators measure parts longer than the FARO arm reach using the arm leapfrog or tube move.

Vtube-laser target logo.png

Features

  • The targets use a magnetic base to attach to any metalic surface or metal spring clamp.

  • They are good for standard 3 or 6 millimeter FARO probes.

  • The pillar finish is industrial-grade glossy white finish.



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Leapfrog

  • VTube can leapfrog the tube or move the tube in the middle of any measurement. In order to accurately leapfrog the arm or move the tube, it is necessary to measure 3 more more points in space using the ball probe before and after the leap or move.

  • In the image on the right, the targets are attached to the base of the tube clamp. This allows the arm to leap the part and continue measuring. Any number leaps can be combined to measure any distance.

  • The steps for a leapfrog are shown in the illustration on the right.



Vtube-laser targets ballprobe.png

Vtube-laser-1.91-leapfrog illustration.png

Target Size

Magnet base diameter 1.50 in (38 mm)
Pillar diameter 1 in (25 mm)
Total Height 1.375 in (35 mm)
Conical hole top diameter 0.365 in (9 mm)
Conical hole depth 0.20 in (5 mm)

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Other Images

Tubeclamp jaws closeup.png Tubeclamps holdingtube2.png

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