The TT 160 and TT 460 tool touch probes are touch trigger probes for the measurement and inspection of tools. The TT 160 features signal transmission by cable, while the TT 460 communicates wirelessly over a radio or infrared beam with the SE 660 transmitter/receiver unit.
The disk-shaped probe contact of the TT is deflected during physical probing of a tool. At that moment the TT generates a trigger signal that is transmitted to the control, where it is processed further. The trigger signal is generated through a wear-free optical switch that ensures high reliability.
The probe contact is easy to exchange. The connection pin to the touch probe’s contact plate features a rated break point. This protects the touch probe from physical damage due to operator error.
The new CNC control from HEIDENHAIN, the TNC7, puts new capabilities in the hands of machine tool users and manufacturers. Its many intelligent functions create an intuitive, task-focused and customizable user experience that takes shopfloor programming to a new dimension. The control’s powerful functions include the Model Aided Setup option, which enables graphically supported 6D workpiece setup, and Dynamic Collision Monitoring, which protects tools, workholding and machine components from damage.
Optimized optics give the next generation of RCN angle encoders clear vision, even through condensation and other liquid contamination. In many applications, this technology makes the encoder reliable without sealing air, allowing you to streamline your compressed air system and significantly reduce overall system costs. It also lowers the encoder’s carbon footprint by up to 99%.
The TD 110 inspects tools with diameters as small as 0.4 mm and detects breakage-induced length changes of 2 mm or more. This inductive, non-contact sensor inspects tools as they rotate at operating speed inside the work envelope. Saving up to six seconds per tool change, it delivers significant time and cost benefits. The compact and robust TD 110 can be installed next to the worktable of nearly any machine tool. Signals are sent to the control via the touch probe interface. In response, the control can trigger an NC stop, error message or user-defined reaction, thereby securing your process.
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