Heidenhain 3-D Touch Probes
for retrofit to existing Machine Tools
Users of HEIDENHAIN's TNC contouring control systems can now make productivity gains from
faster, simplified workpiece setting with the introduction of three-dimensional touch probe
packages that are easily and cost-effectively retrofitted to the machine tool and CNC.
Benefits:
- Reduced component set-up time
- HEIDENHAIN CNC machine tool probing systems will allow you to set up jobs
more quickly than with a spindle mounted dial indicator. There is no need to clock components
into position as the probe and control configuration provides immediate re-alignment
of the machine co-ordinates.
- Reduced scrap
- HEIDENHAIN probing systems will prevent scrap caused by errors in manual job set-up
- Early detection of tool wear
- Wear or tool breakage that go undetected for extended periods, especially during
unattended operation, result in defective parts and unnecessarily increase costs. HEIDENHAIN's TT and TL
tool measurement probes provide in-process tool measurement and breakage detection.
Compatibility:
- Bridgeport or Cincinnati machining centres fitted with one of the following
HEIDENHAIN CNC systems are already configured to use the standard probing cycles.
- TNC151/155
- TNC351/355
- TNC2500
- TNC360/370
- TNC400 series
- TNC320/620
- iTNC530
- All other manufacturers machining centres fitted with the above control systems, but some additional
system software may be required. Contact us for full details.
Selection guide for 3-D Touch Probes:
| Applications |
Type |
Model |
Notes |
| Workpiece setup and/or measurement |
NC machine tool with automatic tool changer |
TS740 |
High accuracy and repeatability |
| TS640 |
Standard |
| TS444 |
Compact, powered via integrated air turbine |
| TS440 |
Compact |
| NC machine tool with manual tool changer |
TS220/230 |
Standard touch probe with cable |
| Tool measurement |
NC machine tools |
TT140 |
Standard tool probe with cable |
| TT449 |
Tool probe with infra-red interface |
| TL Series |
Contactless laser tool measurement |
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