Marposs Introduces CNC Probing Recorder Software for Improved Workpiece Quality

Designed with ease of use in mind

Published: Monday, February 24, 2020 - 13:00

(Marposs: Auburn Hills, MI) -- Marposs introduces the CNC Probing Recorder software package—an automatic measurement, report and process control acquisition system for statistically analyzing measurement results using Marposs’ optical and radio touch probes. The software is designed to analyze production processes, allowing prompt, corrective actions to be taken to prevent production of low-quality workpieces.

The software features an intuitive design, guided measurement process creation routine, and automatic acquisition of measurement results, allowing even the most inexperienced operator to implement appropriate corrective actions when and where necessary. It has been designed and developed to be used in the Microsoft Excel environment and supports both Fanuc and Siemens CNC systems, providing interface with the machine tool via an Ethernet connection.

Guided measurement process creation
The CNC Probing Recorder will select the corresponding set of available workpiece measurement cycles according to the machine it is operating. Once the number of measurement processes to run is defined, data is entered via the edit masks. This data includes the measurement’s nominal value, its tolerance margins, the type of cycle, and the desired result. The CNC Probing Recorder will then automatically suggest the name/number of the program to be activated in the cutting program on which the data collection cycle will be run.

Automatic measurement acquisition
Once the machine connection is established, the production of each workpiece and the measurement processes are completed, the CNC Probing Recorder will automatically enter the results in the cells corresponding to the workpiece number, the batch number, and the number of the process currently in progress, creating a report showing the trends of the individual measurements over time.

Reports and statistics
At the end of the production, the data collected can be saved automatically and exported in Q-DAS format so it can be processed in the future using software for statistical calculations. The data can be recalled at any time and a report can be generated for the workpiece or the type of measurement, including statistical data.

Additional benefits include:
• Graphic result reports that are intuitive and easy to consult
• Color-based identification for a rapid analysis of good and reject items

For more information on the CNC Probing Recorder, please visit marposs.com

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Marposs

Marposs supplies precision gauging equipment to industries worldwide for measuring to the thousandth of a millimeter in the workshop environment, production lines, and on board machine tools. Main customers are machine tool manufacturers, automotive and their subcontractors, aerospace, bearings, glass, electrical motors, appliances, consumer durables industries, and gauge and fixture makers. Marposs supplies individual gauging components, turnkey machines, or fully automated lines. Headquartered in Bentivoglio, Italy, Marposs’ U.S. office is in Auburn Hills, Michigan.

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