Magnetic coupling lets a removable depth gauge align stable fiducials on wire strippers and other tools for more accurate cutting references.
Synchronized rotating eddy current sensors and scanning electronics improve tubular defect positioning while reducing slip-ring noise.
A rotating eddy current sensor head cuts slip-ring noise while improving tubular defect positioning and internal geometry mapping.
A machine tool measures cylindrical workpiece diameter from a surface point and known reference point, cutting probe travel and measurement time.
An unthreaded axial extension creates a clear gauge surface for precise pin-end diameter checks while preserving torque performance.
A movable reference device shifts outside the mandrel path during hole measurement, preserving calibration accuracy while shortening cycle time.
Geometric calculation with internal micrometer readings measures three-roller pass major semi-axis and helps prevent steel pipe size and surface defects.
A guide-rail measuring head keeps fixed clearance from the helix, enabling accurate core runout detection and straighter extruder screws.