2. Surface finish measurement equipment
There are several ways of assessing surface condition, which can be divided into two groups depending on whether the assessment is carried out on a surface or on a profile. These means are used :
or commonly used in industry, touch probes, viso-tactile comparison samples;
or, more rarely, for specific applications, non-contact probing devices, optical methods, etc;
or, even more rarely, in R&D laboratories, using optical methods and photogrammetry.
In industry, the most widely used method is the probe-based surface roughness tester, with the probe in contact with the surface to be characterized.
2.1 Touch probe devices
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Bibliography
- CNOMO - Guide de capitalisation pour la caractérisation et la mesure des états de surface en complément de la normalisation ISO. - GE40-084N, nov. 2000. http://www.cnomo.com
- Dr BLUNT (L.) -...
Standardization
Association française de normalisation AFNOR
1. International standards
- Geometric product specification (GPS) – Indication of surface finishes in technical product documentation. - NF EN ISO 1302 - 04-02
- Geometric product specification (GPS) – Surface finish: profile method – Nominal specifications for contact...
Manufacturers and suppliers (non-exhaustive list)
Contact methods
Cotec http://www.cotec.fr
Digital Surf http://www.digitalsurf.fr
Hommelwerke http://www.hommelwerke.com
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