Laser measuring system and method for turning machine

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G01B 9/02 (2006.01) G01B 11/02 (2006.01)

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CA 1176455

-16- LASER MEASURING SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TURNING MACHINE Abstract A laser measuring system is associated with a two axis turning machine (10),having a tool turret (12), to permit the dimensions of a machined part to be ascertained without removal of the part or workpiece from the chuck (18) of the machine. A gage head (36), which includes a retroflector (40), is mounted upon the turret which is indexible to a measuring station in which part measurements may be taken. The turret is mounted upon an X-axis slide (32) movable perpendicular to the chuck axis which, in turn, is mounted upon a Z-axis slide (26) movable parallel to the chuck axis. An interferometer (48) is fixedly attached to the Z- axis slide so as to be in alignment with the retro- flector when the retroflector is in the measuring station. A Laser beam source (52) and a beam receiver (54) are mounted on or adjacent the machine such that they are in proper alignment with the interferometer. A collar (20) on the chuck furnishes a reference surface which functions as a fixed gage calibration point.

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