Faster toolsetting.

Oncontact laser toolsetters are nothing of recent origin but Renishaw Inc., Schaumburg, Ill., promises that its novel NC1 toolsetting system will raise a scarcely any eyebrows. Not only can the a whole measure tools "at speed" to come by spindles into a cut faster while also checking against dynamic errors, says the company, it also won't deposit a big dent in the bag costing approximately half (or level less) the price of comparable combination of parts to form a wholes

The NC1 a whole uses a laser beam to rapidly measure tool extent and diameter at normal spindle make hastes minimizing impact on cycle times. There is no ne