DESCRIPTION

• MarCheck is a compact measuring and evaluation unit for manual MarShaft MAN shaft measuring machines, featuring intuitive controls and an excellent range of functions.

• The minimal training input that is required means that the instrument can be used straight away, saving time and money. The large, easy-to-read monochrome LCD display (240 x 160 dots) can display up to three measuring channels at the same time. The individual measuring channels are activated automatically on the display when measuring with the corresponding measuring axis. The measuring direction is displayed.

• MarCheck comes as standard with three measuring channels, for two linear measuring axes (Z and X) and one rotational measuring axis (C), which if necessary can be reconfigured to a linear measuring axis (R). The precision measuring spindle (C-axis) is controlled by Mar- Check and switched on and off automatically for radial run-out and roundness measurements.

Performance features

• Large, easy-to-read monochrome LCD display (240 x 160 dots) with backlight

• 3 measuring channels (Z-axis, X-axis, and C-/R-axis)

• Numeral size approx. 13 mm

• 1 USB interface for max. 3 GB USB stick

• 1 USB interface for PC (optionally RS232 interface, data analysis in Excel or MarCom software) or software installation (updates)

• Can be connected to an inkjet printer

• Roundness and radial run-out measured with the DMS 120, no additional R-axis required

• Automatic adoption of measuring values on reaching the non-user specific measuring force

• Automatic adoption of calibration values from the individual measuring modules

Measuring and programming functions

• Evaluation of diameters, length dimensions, distances, taper, symmetry, center-to-center distance, roundness, axial run-out, radial run-out, concentricity, workpiece axis datum calculation, maximum/minimum function, preset function for datum points outside the workpiece.

• Teach-in programming, storage in MarCheck or on external PC or USB stick, printing to an external printer, internal storage of up to 40 measuring programs.