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Home  /  Test & Measurement  /  CG10 Contact Measurement Gauge

CG10 Contact Measurement Gauge

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  • CG10 Contact Gauge
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Description

The new and improved Logitech Contact Measurement Gauge (CG10) is a compact, bluetooth enabled, gauging instrument for linear dimensional measurement applications.  It offers a high degree of accuracy over a wide measuring range with low gauging forces.

This simple to operate digital system gives an accuracy of 1µm over its 10mm measuring range.

The Contact Measurement Gauge can be connected to a PC where data can be recorded for external analysis and the software provided allows for seamless integration between a PC and the contact gauge. Data can be transferred via a RS232 cable with software or transferred directly via Bluetooth.This allows the user to work without the hassle of cables connecting to laptop or lab PC.

The Probe
Linear measuring range: 10mm
Accuracy over full range: 1µm
Repeatability: 0.2µm
Resolution: 0.1µm
Gauging force: 0.6 – 0.9N (0.135 – 0.203 lbf)
Zero drift: 0.1µm/°C
 
The Probe Stand
Table area: 280mm x 160mm (11″ x 6.3″)
Vertical adjustment: 150mm (5.91″)

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Key Features

  • Low gauging forces
  • Hand or foot operated
  • Metric measurement display
  • Accommodates samples up to 150 x 150mm
  • Accurate to ±0.001mm over 10mm
  • Bluetooth connectivity for easy data transfer or via wired RS232-to-USB comms port and provided software
The Probe
Linear measuring range: 10mm (0.4″)
Accuracy over full range: 1µm (0.0004″)
Repeatability: 0.2µm
Resolution: 0.1µm
Gauging force: 0.6 – 0.9N (0.135 – 0.203 lbf)
Zero drift: 0.1µm/°C
 
The Probe Stand
Table area: 280mm x 160mm (11″ x 6.3″)
Vertical adjustment: 150mm (5.91″)
 
The Electronic Processing Unit
Range: 50mm (1.97mm)
Resolution: 0.0001mm (0.000004″)
Power: 220V/50Hz or 110V/50-60Hz
Dimensions: 250mm x 160mm x 250mm
Net Weight: 19kg
Packed Weight: 42kg approx.

Optoelectronics

optoelectronics

Advances in communication technology have led to the development of a wide variety of optoelectronics and integrated optics devices for applications such as; dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM), optical isolators, signal processors and optical switching.

Logitech has a large selection of adaptable systems for the preparation of optoelectronic materials such as; silicon, lithium niobate, lithium tantalate, bismuith silicon oxide, barium titanate and similar materials.

Our systems, accessories and consumables provide defect free face and edge polishing on optoelectronic substrate and scratch free surfaces with exacting and repeatable dimensional tolerances.

Optics

optics

The importance of optical polishing and the processing of optical components has never been greater with the ongoing development of the telecommunications market. Whether for Infra Red and polymer waveguide production or fibre optic cable polishing.

The precision design and manufacture of our equipment enable you to obtain maximum results from the cutting, lapping and polishing of these optical materials.

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