TSCHORN 4.0

Automated measurement – without high costs! Are you looking for a fast and precise solution to determine tool lengths, set zero points, or detect tool breakage? But you don’t want to spend a fortune? Then TSCHORN 4.0 probing systems are the perfect choice for you! With this innovative technology, you can measure tools and workpieces directly on your machine – quickly, with high precision, and in real time. Installation is easily possible on machines with Siemens, Fanuc, Heidenhain, or Mitsubishi controls.

Benefit from numerous advantages:
- time saving
- repeatability +/- 3 μm
- The accuracy is independent from the user.
- The receiver can flexibly be placed outside.
- The user has a good overview of the status LEDs at any time.

Now you just need to decide which system variant is right for you:
- wireless workpiece probe WP200
- wireless tool probe TP125
- complete System: Workpiece Probe WP200 and Tool Probe TP125
- wired tool probe TP135

 

 

Advantages:
- tactile functionality - reacts to touch
- exchangeable styli
- measurements are possible in the machining process with corrections
- tool correction during machining
- Tool breakage control

Application range: Zero point probing and tool probing, even in a wet environment

Functionality: The workpiece probe as well as the tool probe detect any movement of the probing head or deflecting of the probing ball.  At the moment of deflection, a probing signal is sent to the receiver. The receiver is connected to the machine control and forwards the probing signal for further processing by the measuring macros (measuring cycles) integrated in the machine control.

Alternative to the TP125: If you only want to measure your workpieces and are looking for a wired solution, we recommend our TP135.

Smart-Macros from Tschorn are available free of charge for Siemens, Fanuc, Heidenhain and Mitsubishi.

Tschorn Smart-Macros have been especially developed and synchronised for the TSCHORN 4.0 probing systems. Original Tschorn Smart-Macros enable best probing and repeatability precision.

Spindle orientation: Generally, probing is possible on all machines, whether with or without spindle orientation. Highest accuracy can be achieved with spindle orientation. Errors in the machine, the run-out or the probe are compensated during calibration. Without spindle orientation, this compensation is limited.

3 way probing:
In order to probe as quickly and precisely as possible, the probing process is divided into 3 consecutive probings:
1. The first probing is made with fast feed and saves movement time.
2. This is followed by a second probing with medium feed.
3. Finally, the third probing follows with a slow measuring feed for maximum precision.

Installation questions?
Simply tell us about your machine and machine control and we will tell you immediately how quickly the installation can be carried out on your machine!