Noncontact measuring device for cylindrical, elongated objects bent into three-dimensional shapes
CA 1268622 C · Owner: Chuo Electric Manufacturing Co. Ltd. · Inventors: Yogo, Teruaki
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Noncontact Measuring Device for Cylindrical Elongated Objects Bent into Three-dimensional Shapes, ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE, A noncontact measuring device has a generally L-shaped pivotable and rotatable probe means to be disposed along a straight portion of an object. Another noncontact measuring device has a rotatable probe means with an inverted L-shape to be disposed along a straight portion of an object. The probe of the former device projects a beam of light while, that of the latter device projects two beams of light. For either measuring device, when the beam or beams of light are being intercepted by the object, coordinates of a predetermined point of the probe means are read by a …
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- Granted May 8, 1990. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 8, 2007.
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