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    Probe Styli for FARO arms

    Thread these styli directly onto your FARO arm, so you don’t have to worry about an adapter introducing measurement errors. They have a strengthened joint between the body and stem that prevents them from shaking loose or breaking apart when you move from part to part on your manufacturing floor. When they touch your workpiece, they trigger a probe to send a signal and measure geometric features. For high precision, they have a tungsten carbide stem that’s extremely stiff, preventing flexing. Tungsten carbide can expand slightly from temperature changes, so if you need precise measurements, use these styli in temperature-controlled environments.
    Zirconia Ceramic Ball-End Styli
    Image of Product. Top orientation. Probe Styli. Probe Styli for FARO arms, Zirconia Ceramic Ball-End Styli.
    Ball styli are the most general purpose. Completely round and smooth, the ball end won’t make contact with a workpiece at more than one point, preventing inaccurate readings. The ball is made of zirconia ceramic, which is tough enough to avoid fracturing from high-speed scanning jobs and frequent contact with rough or hard surfaces. Safe for use on cast iron, zirconia ceramic minimizes the friction that would otherwise damage both your workpiece and your styli. As a rule of thumb, you should choose a ball stylus with the largest ball-end diameter that works for your application. Larger ball ends reduce the possibility that the stem will accidentally touch your workpiece and interfere with the stylus’ reading.
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    M6 × 1 mm
    1/8"48.32.515.5Tungsten CarbideStainless Steel
    		-0.000005" to 0.000005"5-0.000005" to 0.000005"RenishawA-5003-76766193N280000000
    Renishaw Probe Stylus for Faro Arms, Renishaw A-5003-7676, 1/8" End Diameter
    EachShips in 1-3 weeks
     
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