UK 3D printing specialist Renishaw says that it will exhibit at range of metrology and additive manufacturing systems at EMO Hannover 2017, taking place in Germany from 18–23 September 2017.
Renishaw will exhibit in the new Additive Manufacturing Zone, where it will demonstrate software and systems for metal part manufacture. This includes the latest version of the company's build file preparation software, QuantAM 2017, which has been designed for Renishaw metal additive manufacturing systems’ RenAM 500M and AM 400.
It also plans to showcase a new contact scanning system for CNC machine tools, new software for the Equato flexible gauge, new on-machine and mobile apps that simplify the use of machine tool probing, an improved non-contact tool setter for machining centres, a new multi-probe optical interface system, a new surface finish probe for co-ordinate measuring machines (CMMs), and new software that helps improve the functionality of Renishaw's XM-60 multi-axis calibration system.
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