MicroVu Vector Co-Ordinate Measuring Machine

We have a MicroVu Vector Co ordinate Measuring System for sale

Stock #4112

The Micro Vu Vector is a versatile, non contact precision measuring System.
Point to Point Measuring
Digital Computer Display X,Y and Z Axis
PC Software interface to measure parts.
Inspec Software can be found by using this link (.microvu/inspec-overview)

What is InSpec for Windows

InSpec Metrology Software is a measuring application for vision measuring machines.  It is an extremely powerful metrology tool, yet was designed to be easy to use and program.  If you are familiar with other Windows applications, such as Word or Excel, you should find InSpec familiar and intuitive. 

InSpec supports many types of geometric features and operations.  A feature may be an edge, height, hole, radius, or one of many other geometric characteristics on a part.  When a feature is measured, InSpec calculates the position, size, and form of the feature.

InSpec is easy to program.  InSpec uses a "teach" style programming where a program is automatically written for you as you measure a part.  These programs can be saved onto the computer hard drive or a removable disk.  Programs can be opened and rerun later.  With DXF, IGES, Gerber, and Excellon files, you can import features into InSpec and create programs even faster.

InSpec records measurements automatically.  After measuring a part, you can browse through the measurement data and video tools used to capture the data.  You compute distances and construct new features from measured features.  The data can be saved and used in spreadsheets or SPC software to track production trends.

InSpec measures features using a few or many data points.  A minimum number of data points are required for each type of feature based on geometry.  For example, a line requires a minimum of two points.  It is simple to use additional points if desired.  Just press the multi-point icon and enter additional points.  Using additional points will yield greater accuracy and repeatability.

InSpec lets you construct features by bisecting, intersecting, or using the center locations of other features in a program.  New features can be constructed from existing ones.  When Constructions have more than one solution, a construction dialog will appear to help you select the correct construction.  With a line intersecting a circle there are two intersection points.  InSpec would automatically display a dialog to help you select the correct point.

Easily set and align to datum features.  Alignment functions include level, skew, and set origin.  Leveling, skewing, and setting the origin define what is known as the part coordinate system.  InSpec supports multiple coordinate systems giving the user the flexibility to set several zero points, alignments, or datum features in a single part program.  In digital readout (DRO) terminology, this is analogous to having several absolute and incremental datum features on one part.

Add on-screen instructions for users.  InSpec offer user prompts. Messages can be entered and will be displayed when a part is measured.  Use the prompts to guide the user through the program or to request data from the user, such as the lot number, date, or operator ID number