Form Talysurf PGI Matrix
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Description
The Taylor Hobson Form Talysurf® PGI Matrix is a fully automated, high-speed, and highly accurate system designed for precision measurement of optical components. Ideal for both single-part and batch testing, it streamlines the measurement process with easy set-up, automated alignment, and instant analysis.
Combining the renowned accuracy of PGI technology with fast motorized stages and an intuitive software interface, the system ensures reliable results even in high-volume production environments. Advanced features such as automated spike removal, P-V/RMS radius optimization, and cycle-time calculators maximize efficiency while maintaining repeatable, traceable measurements.
The integrated Aspherics Analysis Utility (AAU) software delivers rapid evaluation of form error, slope, radius, zone depth, and spacing, and can extract sub-micron lens form errors even from large diffractive features. Derived coefficient functions support reverse engineering, providing valuable feedback to optical designers for process optimization.
Designed for industrial environments, the system includes pneumatic anti-vibration mounts, a motorized column for large sample sizes, and a UKAS-calibrated electrical and PC cabinet. Its fully automated operation and production-focused software make the Form Talysurf® PGI Matrix the complete solution for precision optics metrology.
Form Talysurf PGI Matrix
Specifications |
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| Measurement Technique: | Other (not specified) |
| Light Source Type: | Coherent Continuous Wave (CW) |
| Sample Reflectivity: | 1 – 1 % |
| RMS Repeatability: | <0.001 nm |
| RMS Precision: | <0.001 nm |
| Magnification: | Other / Not specified |
| Application: | 3D Imaging |
| Software Compatibility: | Other / Not specified |
| Z-axis Sensing Technology: | Not Specified |
Features
- Fully Automated Measurement: Motorized stages and software enable single or batch part analysis.
- High Accuracy: Nanometer-level form error measurement with PGI technology.
- Fast, Repeatable Results: Automated alignment, spike removal, and radius optimization ensure reliable outputs.
- Advanced Analysis Software: AAU software calculates form error, slope, radius, zone depth, and spacing.
- Reverse Engineering Capabilities: Derived coefficient functions provide feedback to designers for performance optimization.
- Industrial-Ready Design: Pneumatic anti-vibration mounts, motorized columns, and a UKAS-calibrated cabinet.
- Ease of Use: Intuitive interface simplifies programming and measurement cycles, even in high-volume production.
Applications
- Plastic and Glass Lenses: High-speed, accurate quality verification.
- Diffractive Optics: Measurement and analysis of complex surface geometries.
- High-Volume Production: Batch measurement for efficient manufacturing.
- Optical Component Reverse Engineering: Feedback for design adjustment and process optimization.
- Industrial Metrology: Reliable surface texture and form analysis under production conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
The features of the Form Talysurf PGI Matrix include reduced costs and improved manufacturing yields, improved utilization, improved competitiveness, and future metrology savings.
Taylor Hobson is the world leader in surface and form metrology and developed the first roundness and surface finish measuring instruments.
The Form Talysurf PGI Dimension is a fully automated one-touch aspheric optics measurement, for 2D and 3D analysis of spheres, aspherics and diffractives, while the Form Talysurf PGI Matrix is an easy to set-up, test and analysis for single or multiple parts.
The Form Talysurf PGI Matrix is used for optical surface form measurement system for fast and accurate testing of optical components up to 200 mm Diameter.
The LuphoScan is used for ultra-precision non-contact 3D form measurement of aspheric surfaces based on MWLI® technology (multi-wavelength interferometry).