25mm Ceramic Calibration Sphere

1 origin sphere optical touch ao ceramic satin finish low to zero reflectivity.

25mm ceramic calibration sphere. 75 origin sphere ceramic 0 00002 ball accuracy. 1 1 2 long calibration certificate and base with 3 8 16 threaded stud for mounting. The disadvantage is that spheres can be quite heavy and difficult to hold in the correct plane even using adhesive strips to hold them. I have a 1mm ruby x 10mm 4way probe that is brand new.

Each sphere kit comprises. 162 00 10 00 shipping. Adaptor for twin ball applications optional ball stems can quickly and easily be adjusted over a wide range of probe datuming angles. Pivot pillar base c spanner.

1 origin sphere ceramic 0 00002 ball accuracy. As a result the software knows the position and shape of the reference body. 1 spheres with satin finish available in these materials. A similar issue happens but on the bottom of the 4 way and on the 4 way between the styli.

The main advantage is that orientation is not important as they are entirely symmetrical. Stainless steel tungsten carbide titanium and ceramic. 290 00 shipping. Cmm probe english metric calibration sphere pulled from a g e.

I am trying to calibrate it using a 25mm ceramic ball. The exact calibration is a prerequisite for all measurements. Mitutoyo ceramic origin sphere. Precision 25mm diameter calibration sphere reference ball ceramic ball with base.

Sn silicon nitride ao aluminum oxide and zo zirconium oxide. 365 00 1 2 grade 10 sphere with shank 1 long and calibration certificate. 400 00 10 97 shipping. 145 00 1 2 grade 10 sphere with shank 1 long calibration certificate and base with m6 threaded stud.

375 00 12 00 shipping. Mitutoyo ceramic calibration origin sphere part 050141c. The most popular master calibration sphere for optical probes is satin finished aluminum oxide ceramic which is very white but very dull. Height to sphere center is 4 1 2 3867 a.

Some optical probes respond very well to satin finished titanium which has a very flat gray surface. The shaft hits the ball before the calibration is complete. For this you need a reference body which depending on the application can be a reference sphere a ring or triple or an optical gauge. Ball certificate and storage box.

I also have an 8mm ruby calibration standard we use for a different hexagon machine. This measuring body is measured with a reference styli.