(Starrett: Athol, MA) -- L.S. Starrett Co., a leading global manufacturer of precision metrology systems, measuring tools, gages, and more, has announced it will be featuring the automated inspection capabilities of its metrology and force measurement systems at MD&M West Advanced Manufacturing Show, Feb. 4–6, 2025, Booth 5255, in the Automation Pavilion Sector (formally ATX West) at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California.

Starrett optical and video-based measurement systems combine high-resolution images, powerful intuitive software, and precision mechanical platforms to deliver superb accuracy and repeatable measurement results.

Starrett will demonstrate pattern recognition and automated inspection on several metrology systems at MD&M West, including:

• AVR400 CNC Vision System, featuring the largest benchtop platform to date from Starrett with stage travel twice the speed of previous Starrett AVR models. The stage travel is 15.8 in. x 11.8 in. x 7.9 in. (400 mm x 300 mm x 200 mm) in the X-Y-Z axes, with speed up to 120mm/second.
• KMR-MX 200 Manual Vision System, a unique platform that fills the gap for companies that want the speed and accuracy of a video-based platform but don’t need or want a PC-based system.
• HDV Horizontal Digital Video Comparator, which combines the best features of vision and optical comparator technology.
• HD400 Horizontal Dual Lens Optical Comparator, offering a two-lens mount that enables instant switching between two magnification lenses or a video camera adapter.

Starrett will also showcase its force testing systems, highlighting the flexible architecture that makes the range of Starrett force and material testing software programs compatible with its different test frames.

Starrett will also demonstrate its FMS Series test frame measuring the force to draw fluid in and out of a syringe. This application uses Starrett L2Plus software to capture peak and average load data. FMS Force Testing Systems provide cost-effective, higher-volume production, and more consistent results over manual testing methods solutions for determining load, distance, and break applications.

Additionally, special precision gage solutions will be demonstrated at the show. When a gage for a unique QC application does not exist, Starrett will design and manufacture a custom gage for the application.

For more than 50 years, Starrett has provided special gaging solutions to various industries, including medical, energy, aerospace, automotive, food packaging, high-technology plastics, NASA, and government agencies.

For more information on Starrett Metrology Systems, visit https://www.starrettmetrology.com/.