Deflection and Decentering
When choosing a sensor to measure runout or deflection, you'll need to consider both accuracy and speed because the sensor needs to be responsive enough to capture the change. You can browse some options below, or request a free consultation with a local specialist.
High-speed thrubeam sensors can measure runout and ovality of rotors accurately and repeatably.
High-speed optical micrometer
LS-9000 series


Measure drill bit diameter, wear, and eccentricity with a single 2D thrubeam sensor.
Telecentric Measurement System
TM-X5000 series


Measure roller runout using confocal sensors with high stability on reflective surfaces.
Confocal Displacement Sensor
CL-3000 series


2D silhouette-based measurements make it possible to accurately inspect the shape of the target. This provides a reliable solution for both multi-point inspection (such as coaxiality) or runout measurement.
Telecentric Measurement System
TM-X5000 series


Thermal expansion and runout of rolls for electrode shaping can be measured. The high heat resistance allows for highly accurate measurement even of rolls heated to 200°C.
Confocal Displacement Sensor
CL-3000 series

