TP1 systems
The large, robust kinematic probe has a high degree of overtravel. This attribute
makes it ideal for use on manual CMMs. The probe signal is carried to the CMM via
an external cable and the probe has adjustable stylus force to help optimise its performance
to the application.
TP2 system
Ultra-compact standard kinematic probing system
The TP2 has become the industry-standard product, against which all others are judged.
It is a 13mm diameter standard kinematic touch trigger probe with an M8 thread mount.
It has adjustable stylus force to enable the probe to support a wide range of styli.
The TP2 is small, light and compatible with a wide range of accessories. It is suitable
for both manual and DCC machines.
TP20 systems
The TP20 is a 5-way, or 6-way, kinematic touch trigger probe system. The two-piece
design, comprising probe body and detachable probe module(s), provides the facility
to change stylus configurations either manually or automatically without the need
for requalification of the stylus tips and thereby gives significant time savings
in inspection routines.
A direct replacement for the industry standard Renishaw TP2 probe, the TP20 probe
system brings a range of new benefits to both manual and DCC CMM applications and
can easily be retrofitted to existing TP2 installations.
TP6
Robust probes for universal DCC and manual CMMs.
TP6 probes can carry longer styli than the smaller TP2/TP20 probes. The design is
robust, with large overtravel and adjustable trigger force. The TP6 has an M8 thread
mount.
High precision probes
A range of probes using strain-gauge and piezo mechanisms for increased accuracy.
New
generation strain gauge based probes, such as TP7 and TP200, give users the benefits
of higher system accuracy, and should be considered for high tolerance workpieces,
and where the accessing of features requires long or complex stylus arrangements.
TP200 contact trigger probe
High precision repeatability and 3D form measurement with long styli is achieved by
employing a novel type of strain gauge structure to detect small displacements of
the stylus tip.
The TP200 probe incorporates micro strain gauge transducers delivering excellent repeatability
and accurate 3D form measurement even with long styli. The sensor technology gives
sub-micron triggering performance and eliminates the lobing characteristics encountered
with standard probes. The solid state ASIC electronics within the probe ensure reliable
operation over millions of trigger points.
TP7M system
The TP7M uses strain gauge technology which provides higher accuracy than standard
touch trigger probes, The TP7M is a multi-wired probe and must be used with the PH10M
motorised probe head or the PH6M fixed probe head. It is autojointed, which provides
the autochange function required on many DCC CMMs.
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