Portable and laser-tracker-based direct scanning system
Product Description
The Leica Laser Tracker Scanner ATS600 system is a new Leica 3D measurement system that seamlessly implements conventional laser tracker and reflector measurement and direct scanning without tools.
Product Features
- Measurement range
Direct scanning measurement: possible up to 60m (diameter 120m)
Reflector measurement: possible up to 80m! (Diameter 160m) - Wide range 3D data acquisition like area scanner is possible with higher accuracy
- Point measurement without reflector is possible
- Reflector measurement is also possible
- The power lock system can automatically lock on the laser beam to the reflector!
- Dustproof and waterproof IP54 compatible
- Battery powered, cableless operation
- 1kHz data output (dynamic measurement possible)
- High speed scanning
Product Specifications
| 【Accuracy】 | |
|---|---|
| ＊Reflector measurement | |
| Absolute angle performance（1） | ± 15 μm + 6 μm/m |
| Length measurement (EUni:0:LT,MPE)（2） | ± 100 μm |
| All accuracies specified as Maximum Permissible Error (MPE). Typical values are half of MPE. | |
| ＊Non-contace measurement | |
| Range noise（3） | < 80 μm |
| Absolute accuracy（4） | < ± 300 μm |
| 【Measurement area】 | |
| Reflector measurement (radius) | 0.8 ～ 80 m |
| Non-contact measurement (radius) | 1.5 ～ 60 m |
| 【Speed】 | |
| Scanning speed | 1 kHz |
| Scanning rate (5) | < 10 sec/㎡ (Fast Mode) |
| < 135 sec/㎡ (Standard Mode) | |
- Angular Performance Transverse eT according to ISO 10360-10:2016, with respect to an MPE for the Location Error (LDia.2×1:P&R:LT,MPE)
in accordance with chapter 6.3 of ISO 10360-10:2016 of ± 30 μm + 12 μm/m. - In accordance with ISO 10360-10:2016 Chapter 6.4, Table 4, positions 1 to 35.
- Standard deviation (1σ ) of a best-fit plane (78% albedo), distance 1.5 to 30 metres, standard measurement mode, target aligned.
- Maximum Deviation (MPE) of the absolute position of a plane (78% Albedo), 1.5 to 30 metres, 0 to ± 45° incidence angle.
- At default point-to-point and line-to-line distance (10 metres).
