Profile Projector Upgraded With Touch Tablet

March 19, 2020March 19, 2020 Keith Mills Publishing Editor

Mitutoyo has announced the release of its new M2 2D Processor as part of a new package with the PH-3515 Profile Projector. The M2 2D processor updates the PH-3515 Profile Projector with a new touch screen tablet and easier 2D processing for measuring dimensions.

The M2 2D Processor Features:

Easy-to-use high-tech touch screen M2 geometric measurement display
Graphics-based “part view” constructions: generate distances and tangent lines from within the graphical part view
Geometric Tolerancing: measure features, set nominals, apply tolerances and view deviation results with only a few quick clicks
Report Flexibility: Customize report data and format, including header, footer and graphics
M2 Geometric 2D Measurement Software
Optional Edge Detection

The PH-3515 Profile Projector Features:

14” diameter screen horizontal projector
Horizontal projector is equipped with accurate linear glass scales
Profile and Fiber Optic Surface Illumination
10” x 6” Travel T Slot table for accessories
Digital Built-in angle Counter

For more information: www.mitutoyo.com

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