Konica Minolta 7 User Manual
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Do you make 2D drawings simply to
check your 3D model?
How reliable is your surface profile
evaluation, such as checking of
distortion in a free-form surface?
Is the evaluation of wall thickness or
machining stock inspection for cast
parts sufficient?
D o y o u s p e n d t o o m u c h t i m e
correcting the dies for press parts?
Are the bosses, ribs and holes of
plastic parts formed in accordance
with the original design?
Is inspection totally dependent on
skilled workers?
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Principal applications and measurement targets
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manufactured to specifications) and reverse engineering (quantification
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KONICA MINOLTA RANGE7 opens up the future possibilities
of non-contact 3D measurement by adding the elements
of increased reliability, improved operability and easier
transportability to Konica Minolta's accumulated optical
technologies and auto-focus function.