Kreon Ace measuring arm

Kreon Zenith is the natural choice for most users, because it is Kreon's own software. It is optional, so you choose the software when you order. Zenith covers probe calibration, features, 3-2-1 and RPS alignment, GD&T, leapfrogging plus reports, and it is simple to learn. Large customers, such as automotive manufacturers, often use PolyWorks|Inspector, which we can supply instead. Geomagic Control X and Design X come into play once you add a scanner. Kreon has long kept an open approach to measurement software, so ask us if you use another package.

Ace+ uses Kreon’s latest encoders and an advanced calibration method, so its figures are tighter at every size. A 2.5 m 6-axis Ace+ measures to 0.027 mm E Uni against 0.032 mm for the Ace. Ace+ comes from the 2.5 m size upwards.

The Onyx is Kreon’s most accurate arm. It adds a hot-swappable battery, the QuickView screen and IP54 sealing. The Ace costs less and handles most shop-floor inspection. The compare table on this page shows their E Uni figures size for size.

Yes. The Ace takes Kreon’s Skyline blue laser scanners. You can probe with the scanner still fitted. Kreon recommends the 7-axis arm for scanning, so tell us if scanning is likely and we will specify the arm to suit.

Yes. Bring a part and its drawing to a demonstration at our site in Cheshire, or we will come to you. We measure it on the Ace, hand you the Zenith report and price the arm that suits it.

Europac 3D sells and supports Kreon arms from Cheshire. Our two-day Kreon Measuring Arm and Zenith course takes up to three people from probe calibration plus alignment through to reporting. After that we give technical help by phone or email.