Best for: shops needing fast in-machine contour and geometry verification without sending parts to a CMM. User-friendly software for rapid quality control of contour measurement and standard geometric elements in CNC machining centers. Maximum productivity as well as reduced rejects thanks to control measurements between the machining steps and rework in the original setting.

• Complex measurements in the machining clamping
• Orientation of probe or workpiece at will
• Measurement of relief cuts or oblique borings possible
• 5-axis measurement of what was machined on 5 axes
• Individual display of measurement values on the PC
• Output of clearly structured measuring report incl. customer logo

Best for: 4- and 5-axis machine tools requiring kinematic calibration and rotary axis compensation. Gives you a fully-developed software solution for measuring the kinematics of 4-axis and 5-axis machine tools. The NC-based measuring cycles enable precise checks, documentation and corrections of rotary axes on rotary and swivelling tables.

• Quickly checks alignment and positioning accuracy based on measurements using a calibration sphere
• Detects mechanical geometrical deviations of the rotary axes as well as bearing damage
• Verifies the kinematics with/without automatic correction
• Prevent machining errors caused by the system by adapting the centre of rotation of the rotary axes
• Cost savings thanks to the ability to perform in-house measurements and corrections

Best for: operations using DIGILOG laser systems that need detailed measurement visualization and reporting at the control. User-friendly measurement and visualization software for DIGILOG laser measuring systems from BLUM. With the application, a variety of measuring tasks in CNC machining centers can be generated, visualized and evaluated quickly and easily.

• The user is guided step-by-step from the measuring task to the correct cycle call
• Available in many languages
• Generate cycle calls for Laser Measuring Systems, Workpiece Touch Probes, and Tool Setting Probes