64aab477 Mitutoyo Measurlink Gage R&r

US $260

  • Palatine, Illinois, United States
  • Oct 23rd
MeasurLink Gage R&R Standard Edition is a collection of techniques whose purpose is to measure the capability of a measurement system for a measurement task. These techniques provide information about a measurement system's reproducibility, R&R, location or stability. Graphical tools allow for isolation of gauging problems including inconsistencies in technique between operators or inspectors. Study Wizard User guided study setup helps the user define the study that needs to be performed in order to determine the measurement system's capabilities. All elements required for the selected study to be completed are captured before the study is created, and the user is warned to provide any missing information before beginning the study. Data Input The data for the study can be collected directly from a gage connected to the system or transferred from Mitutoyo Coordinate Measuring Machines, Vision and Form Measuring Systems via native integration (DDE). Users can also key in their data. Group Studies All studies in the database are visible and can be organized using different criteria. Randomized Collection Sequence As recommended by the academic community, the collection sequence can be automatically randomized. Study Types MeasurLink Gage R&R uses calculation methods based on AIAG's Measurement Systems Analysis, Fourth Edition (commonly known as MSA 4). The following study types are supported: Location Bias Linearity Reproducibility Type I Variable Range Method Repeatability & Reproducibility Crossed ANOVA Crossed Average & Range Nested ANOVA Nested Average & Range Stability Mitutoyo MeasurLink Brochure... Click here

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