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While "pointed", it has a 0.1mm radius, so I was planning on qualifying, and using it, as a standard probe.
I'm just looking for something that's a little more durable than a 0.2mm dia. ruby.
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Hello,

we also use that kind of probe for one specific measurement (a small groove profile)
It has an angle of 25° and R0,1 at the end.
We got that from our customer with following information for the qualifying:

1st you qualify a small ball probe Ø1 with the same length
then you do the geometry re-qualification with the actual pointed stylus and 120° sphere coverage.

This stylus is quite good, but you won´t reach the same accuracy than with standard ball stylus.
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I was wondering if this may be the case... Do you have any info on how you would characterize the difference in accuracy?
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Back a couple of years ago, we had a request to do a demo using one of these probes to "scratch" timing lines on some glass lenses. Seemed to work ok. I was able to qualify the probe with a greatly reduce sphere coverage angle with VAST-XT head. But it wasn’t used for any measuring.
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We check our cmms whith a short program measuring the ceramic calibrating ball Ø25. Here you can see the position in X,Y and Z and the diameter of our last 168 measurements.
As you can see, we have 2 Stylus. It seems we had some incorrect measurements . Nevertheless the mean values are not realy impacted except for item 63 and 73

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