Palpadores de alta precisión de grado 3

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Deviation from a spherical form With the increased use of very high accuracy CMMs, more customers consider the specification of the stylus ball to be a significant factor when calculating error budgets.

Renishaw's standard Grade 5 and special Grade 3 balls provide the necessary precision.

When precision counts

The sphericity of your stylus ball can affect your CMM measurements.
To ensure the accuracy of your measurements, use a minimum of AFBMA 3290 / DIN 5401-11.1993 Grade 5 balls.
As standard, Renishaw uses Grade 5 stylus balls with a sphericity of 0.13 μm and not the lesser Grade 10 balls that most other manufacturers use.
Grade 3 balls, with a sphericity of 0.08 μm, are also available.

Comparing ball grades

The table below shows the tolerances to which various ball grades must conform:

Ball grading table

Nominal ball diameter D_W

Nominal ball diameter The diameter value used to identify the ball size.

Ball diameter variation V_DWS

Ball diameter variation The difference between the largest and smallest diameters of one ball.

Deviation from a spherical form t_DW

Deviation from a spherical form The greatest radial distance in any radial plane between a sphere circumscribed around the ball surface and any point on the ball surface.

Grade 3 ball design considerations

Investigations into the effect of the design and construction of styli using such a highly specified ball have indicated that the form of the ball can be degraded by machining a hole in it and through distortion from glueing it onto a spigot. Renishaw has researched ways to improve the design of the high accuracy Grade 3 ball styli.

All Grade 3 styli being produced by Renishaw are constructed using an undrilled ball bonded into a spherical cup. Measurements taken before and after assembly of this design have shown that the form of the ball remains well within specification throughout the process.

In order to easily identify a Grade 3 ball stylus, the stems are coated in Titanium Nitride, giving them a gold coloured finish.

Due to limits of measurement capability and bond strength, Grade 3 ball styli are only available with a minimum ball diameter of 2 mm. The styli are not serialised and are supplied with a certificate of roundness.

Contact your Renishaw supplier for more details.