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Peter Dickin is communications manager for Delcam (Birmingham, UK). For more information, e-mail pjd@delcam.com, call +44 121 683 1081 or visit www.delcam.com
Today’s manufacturers have plenty of options when it comes to probes, as advances in probing technology have allowed for better and faster machining operations.
The main challenge for manufacturers today is developing the ability to produce high-quality products on a consistent basis. Both business and domestic customers are demanding better appearance and higher performance from the goods they buy. At the same time, they are increasingly likely to turn to litigation if they do not receive the quality they believe they deserve.