Digitizers

Using a point or ball probe on an articulating arm allows the user to collect individual 3D data points of an object in space.

This method of data collection is the most accurate way to define the form of an object that is typically more geometric than organic.

It is especially useful for reverse engineering applications when precision is the most important factor.

FARO Arm

FARO Arm

Portable CMM with CAD-based software.

Accuracy Range: 0.0007" to 0.004"

Features:

  • 4' to 12' Arms
  • Use for measurement, inspection, and reverse engineering
  • Ideal for medium to large objects
  • Other models include the Platinum and Titanium Arm
Price Range: $40,000 - $85,000
FARO Quantum Arm Brochure
FARO Platinum Arm Brochure
FARO Titanium Arm Brochure
FARO Gage

FARO Gage

The "personal CMM" for the machine shop.

Accuracy: 0.0002"

Features:

  • 4' portable arm
  • Gage software simulates common hand tools
Price Range: $15,000 - $20,000
FARO Gage Brochure
FARO PowerGAGE Brochure
FARO Laser Tracker

FARO Laser Tracker

Highly-accurate, large-volume measurement tool.

Accuracy: 0.002" per 100'

Features:

  • Long-range / large-volume scanner
  • Ideal for medium to large objects / spaces
  • Other models include the X, and Xi
Price Range: $80,000 - $120,000
FARO Laser Tracker X Brochure
FARO Laser Tracker Xi Brochure
Immerison Microscribe MX

Immersion MicroScribe MX

Robust, yet lightweight portable CMM solution.

Accuracy: 0.004"

Features:

  • Metrology-level accuracy
  • Third-party software compatible
Price Range: $4,000 - $15,000
Immersion MicroScribe MX Brochure