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KONICA MINOLTA

Do you make 2D drawings simply to 
check your 3D model?

How reliable is your surface profile 
evaluation, such as checking of 
distortion in a free-form surface?

Is the evaluation of wall thickness or 
machining stock inspection for cast 
parts sufficient?

Do  you  spe nd  too  muc h  time 
correcting the dies for press parts?

Are the bosses, ribs and holes of 
plastic parts formed in accordance 
with the original design?

Is inspection totally dependent on 
skilled workers?

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 Principal applications and measurement targets

Quality inspection (confirmation and verification of whether parts are 
manufactured to specifications) and reverse engineering (quantification 
of  quality  and  capability  of  parts,  etc.)  from  development  to 
prototyping phases

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Cast and other formed materials 

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Pressed parts 

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Injection molded parts 

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Various machined parts

 • Reverse engineering
 • Rapid prototyping
 • Creation of machining data
 • Digital mockup

Non-contact 3D digitizer KONICA MINOLTA RANGE5 can 
instantaneously digitize the external profiles of various 
industrial parts, including press parts, machined parts, dies, 
prototypes, cast parts and injection molded parts, into 
3D data. The digitized profile data can then be accurately 
reproduced on a computer screen. By comparing this 
data  against  3D  CAD  data  with  optional  application 
software, you can quickly output measurement reports on 
overall deviation, cross-sectional deviation, wall thickness 
distribution  and  GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning  and 
Tolerance). This allows increased speed and improved quality 
in the manufacturing process.
In addition to measurement for inspection and quality control, 
KONICA MINOLTA RANGE5 offers various applications including:

KONICA MINOLTA RANGE5 opens up the future possibilities 
of non-contact 3D measurement by adding the elements 
of increased reliability, improved operability and easier 
transportability to Konica Minolta's accumulated optical 
technologies and auto-focus function.

Summary of Contents for RANGE 5

Page 1: ...ing the Future Style of Manufacturing NEW New addition to RANGE7 lineup New RANGE5 offers excellent cost performance NEW Non contact 3D digitizer suitable for industrial applications requiring high ac...

Page 2: ...on of machining data Digital mockup Non contact 3D digitizer KONICA MINOLTA RANGE5 can instantaneously digitize the external profiles of various industrial parts including press parts machined parts d...

Page 3: ...in press die making the location and amount of distortion can be pinpointed precisely leading to im proved accuracy of die correction and reduced correction cycles Solution3 By creating 3D CAD data of...

Page 4: ...focus to the point specified by the user and the Field of View FOV indicator which shows the current measurement area 03 The 3D preview function reduces erro neous measurements The 3D preview functio...

Page 5: ...gh scanning to data integration is about 35 minutes to measure Konica Minolta s standard sample from 30 directions High operability and a processing ability of approximately 1 minute cycle on average...

Page 6: ...bars is planned to be included in a Japanese Industrial Standards proposal related to the test ing of optical non contact coordinate measuring instruments Konica Minolta performs testing based on VDI...

Page 7: ...nd ing on the load 3 kg and 20 kg 05 Optional application software for reverse engineering testing etc To compliment the advanced features of the KONICA MI NOLTA RANGE5 scanner Konica Minolta offer a...

Page 8: ...ng integration Point group deletion Drawing Point group shading System configuration KONICA MINOLTA RANGE5 AC Adapter USB Cable 5m RA A101 Europe only 3m Marker Sheet Trial Pack 500 markers RANGE VIEW...

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