Metrology
We use precision measurement systems to confirm accuracy, repeatability, and tight tolerances in complex parts.
The Measurements That Make Precision Possible
Metrology is the foundation of precision manufacturing. Our advanced measurement systems capture dimensional data with micron-level accuracy, verifying the smallest and most complex geometries. This includes components made from nitinol, stainless steel, and other specialty alloys—especially for medical and high-performance applications.
We use both non-contact and contact methods to ensure flexibility across part types and features. Beyond final validation, metrology plays a critical role in process development and prototyping, helping customers bring designs into production with confidence. Integration with CAD models allows us to confirm every detail aligns with engineering intent.
This depth of measurement capability reduces risk, shortens development cycles, and ensures consistent accuracy in volume production. Customers rely on our metrology expertise to prove that their designs are not only manufacturable but repeatable at scale.
Specifications
- Equipment: Keyence vision systems, optical comparators, precision gauges
- Measurement Capability: Micro-scale dimensional inspection
- Resolution: Sub-micron capability depending on feature
- Testing: Dimensional, force testing (e.g., Instron), and application-specific validation
- Fixturing: Custom fixtures for repeatable measurement
- Data Output: Digital measurement records and reporting
- Integration: Inline and offline metrology
Frequently Asked Questions
Measurement systems include high-resolution vision systems, comparators, and precision gauges designed for micro-scale inspection.
Yes. Custom fixturing and programmed measurement routines allow us to inspect complex geometries and features reliably.
Yes. We support force testing and application-specific validation as required.
We ensure measurement repeatability through standardized fixturing, validated measurement programs, and controlled environments.
Yes. Digital inspection data can be included based on customer requirements.
Related Applications
Micro Wire Components
Nitinol Components
Micro Springs
Wire Forms
Windings
Guidewires
Pull Wires
Related Industries
We serve a range of advanced industries where precision, performance, and reliability are non-negotiable—from medical and aerospace to automotive, electronics, and beyond.
Cardiovascular
Neurovascular
Orthopedics
Endoscopy
Aerospace
Automotive
Electronics
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