CNC MILLING PARTS (EMAT)

PRIMO TG-MILL is designed to provide non-contact, couplant-free thickness measurements of metallic components from a single side using ultrasonic Electro-Magnetic Acoustic Transducer (EMAT) technology.

The PRIMO TG-MILL instrument and sensors are custom-designed for seamless integration into CNC machines via a standard spindle interface. The battery-powered instrument transmits real-time thickness measurements wirelessly to a base station, which communicates with the CNC controller for fully automated operation.

Features

• Non-contact, couplant-free ultrasonic Electro-Magnetic Acoustic Transducer (EMAT) technology.
• Pulse-echo sensor configuration generates ultrasonic waves and measures the time-of-flight (TOF) of reflections between the front and back surfaces.
• Time-of-flight measurement accuracy of ±0.0002 in. (±5 µm) or better on components ranging from 0.020 to 4.0 in. (0.5 to 100 mm) thick.
• Measurements are unaffected by liquids, machining coolant, debris, or metallic dust on the inspection surface.
• Fully integrated instrument, sensor, and cabling within the toolholder. Custom-designed for CNC integration. Standard compatibility with BT30, BT40, HSK63A, HSK100A, and HSK-125A toolholders. Additional spindle interfaces available upon request.
• Battery-powered with approximately 8 hours of operating time and wireless charging.

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