
Profile Projector Light Source Optimization for Stable Imaging
Profile projectors are widely used 2D dimensional measuring tools, commonly applied in mold processing, hardware parts, and electronic product inspections. While optical imaging is the core of profile projectors, many overlook the significant impact the light source has on measurement results. The uniformity of illumination directly affects the clarity of the projected image and the accuracy of measurements.


Profile Projectors: A Reliable Choice for Non-Contact Measurement of Fragile Materials
In the manufacturing industry, one type of measurement is often overlooked—precise inspection of the edges and profiles of fragile materials such as glass, plastic, and film. These materials are usually thin, brittle, and sensitive along the edges. Using traditional contact tools to measure them can easily cause damage, deformation, or even make the part unusable.


Roughness and Contour Measuring Instrument: Structure and Function Overview
In industrial manufacturing, surface quality plays an increasingly important role. Beyond conventional dimensional control, surface characteristics such as texture, waviness, and contour also significantly impact product performance and longevity. Roughness and contour measuring instruments, designed to analyze both 2D profiles and surface roughness parameters, have become key tools for quality control in metalworking, molding, precision machining, and plastic parts manufacturing.


Optical Imaging Principle of Profile Projector: A Practical Overview
In daily manufacturing and quality inspection work, there are often situations where it's necessary to confirm the dimensions or contour shape of a part. Especially for components with fine holes, irregular shapes, or multi-angled features, it’s difficult to get accurate results using only calipers or micrometers—without risking part damage. In such cases, the profile projector is still a frequently used and trusted tool.


Manual Video Measuring Machine: A Practical Tool for Dimensional Inspection
In the field of precision manufacturing, dimensional inspection plays a vital role in quality control. As parts become more complex, the demand for higher accuracy and efficiency increases. In certain cases, traditional contact-based measurement tools are no longer sufficient. As a result, non-contact devices such as video measuring machines offer an alternative by leveraging optical imaging and digital image processing.


Video Measuring Machine: A Precision Tool to Capture the Micron World with Light
On the shop floors of modern factories, engineers are accustomed to using calipers, micrometers, profile projectors, or even coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) to check if a part meets dimensional requirements. However, as parts get smaller and tolerances tighter, traditional contact-based tools start falling short. Contact probes may scratch delicate materials, soft plastics may deform when clamped, and aligning tiny components is a challenge.


Coordinate Measuring Machine: Precision Made Easy
In modern manufacturing, dimensional accuracy is critical for product performance and assembly. A Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) provides fast, reliable, and highly accurate geometric measurements, making it an essential quality control tool across various industries—from automotive to aerospace and medical devices.


Coordinate Measuring Machines: A Key Tool for Precision Dimensional Control
As the manufacturing industry advances toward higher precision and automation, the demand for geometric dimension inspection has steadily increased. Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs), as versatile measurement equipment, are capable of measuring multi-dimensional geometric parameters of workpieces and are widely applied in fields such as mechanical processing, automotive manufacturing, aerospace, and medical devices.


Pakistani Customer Visited Jaten for Equipment Inspection and Shipment Arrangement
Recently, Dongguan Jaten Instrument Co., Ltd. welcomed an important customer from Pakistan who visited our factory for a comprehensive inspection of his ordered equipment and to confirm packing and shipping arrangements.
