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Renishaw — Investor Day (May 2014)

11 slides from Renishaw's investor day presentation, May 15, 2014

  1. Slide 1: Investor Day: CMM Product Division

    Investor Day CMM Product Division Product 15th May 2014 Photo here Presented by Dave Wallace

  2. Slide 2: Customer needs: Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs)

    Customer needs Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs) • Are devices for measuring the physical geometry of engineering components. • Are mostly automated by computer control and drives. • Measurements are achieved by a probe attached to the last axis of the machine “telling” the computer when it touch

  3. Slide 3: Customer needs – CMM key applications

    Customer needs – CMM key applications • Aerospace: engines, landing gear, hydraulic valves etc. - Key drivers: fuel efficiency, safety, throughput due to increase in orders • Automotive: engines, drive-train, body-in-white - Key drivers: product life expectancy, safety, throughput, fuel efficiency •

  4. Slide 4: Customer needs

    Customer needs • Renishaw design and manufactures CMM products sold to: – OEMs that make CMMs – End users that use the CMMs – Third party distributors and retrofitters who sell the products on Renishaw CMM products Key End Users Supply End Users OEMs Supply

  5. Slide 5: Engineering solutions: Renishaw's range of CMM products

    Engineering solutions Renishaw’s range of CMM products Probe head Probe racks Metrology software Probes Probe stylus CMM Joystick controller control

  6. Slide 6: Engineering Solutions – probing

    Engineering Solutions – probing Touch-trigger probing systems • Touch-trigger probes measure discrete points, making them ideal for inspection of 3-dimensional geometric parts where form is either assumed or not critical – they do not say how much they are deflected, but merely that they are deflect

  7. Slide 7: Engineering Solutions – motorised heads

    Engineering Solutions – motorised heads • For 30+ years Renishaw's motorised probe heads PH9 and PH10 have increased throughput and utilisation of CMMs by adding CNC controlled repeatable probe re-orientation. • In last 10 years Renishaw has responded to user demands for even greater throughput, hig

  8. Slide 8: Engineering Solutions – motorised heads – “the RACE!”

    Engineering Solutions – motorised heads – “the RACE!”

  9. Slide 9: Successful outcomes – throughput examples

    Successful outcomes – throughput examples • Manufacturer of machined castings for automotive industry worldwide: retrofit of 7 CMMs with 5-axis technology (PH20 and REVO), Renishaw controllers and Renishaw measurement software – new capabilities and throughput advantages • US auto manufacturer with

  10. Slide 10: 922% improvement in throughput

    Successful outcomes – throughput examples Aerospace: Engine blisk 922% improvement in throughput Measurements 9 sectional scans, 8 longitudal scans 2 root profile scans per blade, 1 scan of annulus profile Before 3-axis scanning at 10 mm/sec Measurement time for 1 blade = 46 m Measurement for all bl

  11. Slide 11: 690% improvement in throughput

    Successful outcomes – throughput examples Automotive: Cylinder head 690% improvement in throughput Measurements 12 valve seats 12 valve guides Before 3-axis scanning at 15 mm/sec Measurement time = 29 m 13 s After REVO at 400 mm/sec and 50 mm/sec Measurement time = 3 m 42 s

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