GreCon DMR 6000
Contact inline thickness measurement
The contact-type inline thickness measurement GreCon DMR 6000 measures the thickness of panel materials as e.g. MDF, OSB or chipboards and other materials as leather, caoutchouc, plastics or insulating paper. Available for different applications. With closed O-frame as standard use. With ct-measuring frame for an installation into endless production lines or very short product cycles.
BENEFITS AT A GLANCE
DESIGN OF THE SYSTEM
The measuring tracks of the inline thickness measurement DMR 6000 are mounted to a stable measuring frame.The measuring tracks are distributed transversally to the production sense and can be shifted by simply loosening the screws manually. Measuring head types adapted to the applications are available depending on the material to be measured. Measuring heads with set point positioning make an almost complete measurement of the panel materials in production sense possible. The position of the measuring heads from the previous panel is maintained with this version of the measuring head. The necessary stroke of the measuring heads is hereby reduced and the measurement can start much faster. The life of the measuring heads is increased. The installation of the measuring frame is usually possible without extensive reconstruction efforts of the roller conveyor or the conveying unit. The control console is mounted directly onto the measuring frame and can also be installed in a distance to the system, if necessary. The ct-measuring frame is provided for an installation into the endless line; however it can also be installed at places where an access for maintenance purposes during production must be possible. The C-brackets can be moved out of the production line laterally in case of the ct-measuring frame. In case of tight spaces, the inline thickness measuring unit DMR 6000 can also be built in with the early blow detection UPU 6000.
MEASURING METHOD
The measured values are recorded by contact. Different measurement set-ups are available:
Differential measuring procedure with to measuring heads which are arranged opposite each other:
- The measured material is scanned from both sides.
The two measured values are offset against each other. - Thus, vibrations or any unevenness of the panels do not influence the measurement result.
- The automatic calibration makes a consistent repeatability possible.
- This measurement is reasonable in case of rough surfaces if the vertical position of the measured material varies or if the measured material is bent.
Differential measurement procedure with a measuring head and a stationary measuring roll as reference plane:
- The measured material is scanned from one side. A stationary measuring roll on the other side is used as reference plane.
- The measurement is appropriate for very thin materials which can be led in a smooth manner