Gloucestershire-based
Renishaw, a precision engineering and manufacturing technologies company, will showcase its latest innovations for measurement, calibration, additive manufacturing and motion control, at
MACH 2022 (Hall 19, Stand 300). The event will take place from 4-8 April at the NEC, Birmingham.
Innovations on display include the FORTiS enclosed optical linear absolute encoder series which is ideal for use in harsh environments such as in machine tools and other industrial machinery. The RUP1 probe, shown for the first time in the UK at
MACH 2022, is a single-sided ultrasonic thickness measurement solution for use with the REVO five-axis multi-sensor system for co-ordinate measuring machines (CMMs). Also on display will be Renishaw’s new ACS-1, a machine tool probe calibration device aiming to make calibration more consistent, accurate and easier compared to traditional manual methods.
Visitors to the Renishaw stand can also see a complete demonstration of the end-to-end manufacture of a tibial tray, a critical component of a replacement knee joint. From initial additive manufacturing of the near-net shape, through intermediate machining operations, to quality verification, the exhibit provides a clear insight into the full range of solutions that Renishaw offers manufacturers.
James Watson, OEM accounts manager at Renishaw, said: “The cancellation of
MACH 2020 was challenging for us all. Having an opportunity to finally take part in a large UK exhibition again, reconnect with manufacturers and to display alongside industry suppliers and close partners, is a welcome one.”
Renishaw will be joined by associate metrology company MSP, which will be showcasing its advanced on-machine metrology software and AutoClock, a fully automated calibration solution.