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Carl Zeiss WMM 850 Coordinate Measuring Machine

Manufacturer
Carl Zeiss
Model
WMM 850
Type
Coordinate Measuring Machine
Year
1986
Category
Measurement and testing
Sub-category
Local positioning technology
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Overview

3D coordinate measuring machine

Technical Specifications

Working area X/Y/Z
850mm/1200mm/600mm
Probe holder
Renishaw PH10M
Table surface
Granite plate
Resolution
0.1µm
Air supply
5bar
Control
Zeiss CMM Controller

Accessories

Control panel: With joystick
Probe change magazine: SCR200
Calibration sphere
Extensive probe accessories

Weight & Dimensions

Weight
approx. 2400kg
Overall dimensions X/Y/Z
approx. 2100mm/1900mm/2350mm

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Capabilities

The Carl Zeiss WMM 850 is a precision 3D coordinate measuring machine (CMM) designed to inspect and verify complex parts with extreme accuracy. With a working area of 850×1200×600mm and resolution down to 0.1 micrometers, it captures precise dimensional data on manufactured components. The granite measuring table provides stability, while the Renishaw PH10M probe holder and extensive probe accessories enable flexible measurement of various part geometries.

Industries & Uses

Manufacturers across aerospace, automotive, medical device, tooling, and precision engineering rely on CMMs like this for quality control and reverse engineering. Whether you're producing tight-tolerance parts, validating supplier quality, or performing detailed inspections, a CMM is essential for detecting deviations before parts reach customers. It's equally valuable for job shops, tool & die facilities, and inspection service bureaus.

What to Check When Buying

When evaluating this 1986 model, verify the machine's thermal stability and calibration history—older CMMs may need recalibration and maintenance. Request service records, confirm the Zeiss controller operates properly, and inspect the granite table for chips or damage. Test the probe changer and air supply system. Have a CMM specialist conduct a functional inspection if possible, as mechanical wear and software compatibility with modern CAD systems should be assessed.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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